Telephone from Maerdy Police Station, c. 1930s

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This telephone was used in Maerdy Police Station (Rhondda) to provide a direct telephone link with Ferndale Police Station. It was finally removed in 1990.

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South Wales Police Heritage Centre

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03/02/2016

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South Wales Police Museum

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Reproduced by permission of South Wales Police Museum

South Wales Police Museum 2004

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GTJ75081

Item uploaded:

19/1/2010

Date originally created:

1930-1939

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