100-jarige geschiedenis van de telefoon Weeknummer, 76-33 - Open Beelden - 22235
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Newsreels in which Dutch subjects of a certain week are presented. On the occasion of the invention of the telephone in 1876 the Post Museum in The Hague has an exhibition called '100 years of telephone'. A look at the history of the telephone. SHOTS: several models of the telephone, one of them is a videophone; telephonists take care of the international telephone traffic; overview of the exhibition. ARCHIVE MATERIAL: telephone exchange; telephonists make connections.
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