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Anaheim's First Telephone Switchboard
The first telephone switchboard in Anaheim was demonstrated by Maude Mickle Backs and three unnamed men. This picture it is showing a telephone switchboard on the wall at "The Home Telephone & Telegraph Company." Calls were routed through the telephone switchboard to other callers. As a result, they gained popularity and many businesses began utilizing them. The photo was issued in 1907 when switchboards were typical use, it also was taken in California. -
Mrs. Gladys Coy, information receptionist and switchboard operator
Mrs. Gladys Coy, answering a PBX switchboard This picture is showing a woman working as a telephone operator, connecting phone calls, at the "Chamber of Commerce". She would route the calls and make sure everything switched well. With this happening, it made the iPhone even more popular and more users were able to enjoy its purpose. The photo was issued in 1937 when switcher boards started to become more common and the photo was found at the university of Texas. -
Telephone advertising, new features
Carolina Telephone and Telegraph Company's home phone advertising. This picture is showing a home telephone advertisement, which on the back it includes different phone colors. This ad helped with setting up in-home phone systems and having them customized how you liked. It made owning this item simple and easy. The phone evolved over this period of time and new features were added. The photo was issued in 1961 when home phones were becoming the common thing. -
John sent his last email ever using his new iPhone.
John received a brand new telephone called an iPhone and used it to send the last text. This picture is showing a guy with his car going over a cliff and him saying he's gonna send an email with his new phone. In 2007 the new iPhone was released and it was a big deal and everyone wanted one. This was showing also the priorities of people slowly getting addicted to their devices. The cartoon was issued in 2007 and was taken in the united states.