What is the telephone made from?

Answer 1

The earliest telephones were in lacquered wood boxes. In the 1890s, the "candlestick" phones were made of brass. From the 1920s through the 1950s, standard desk telephones were made from phenolic ("Bakelite"), which was then replaced by modern plastics.

Answer 2

it was made of something we all no but tell me how I don't work for charter communications or anything, but I surmise that it's outer shell is plastic, with lots of wires and circuitry and microchips inside.

Answer 3

whoever put i dont know dont bother answering another question. the answer is a wooden base and metal mouthpiece

Answer 4

There are a number of materials that were used by Graham Bell to make a telephone. These materials included but were not limited to metals and wires.

Answer 5

Various types of plastic and metals are used in a telephone.

Answer 6

THis is a very hard question to answer. the first products were cow skin

Answer 7

The same ones as used to make televisions, computers, tape recorders, radios, etc. They are all electronics.

Answer 8

Materials. For early phones

Answer 9

The telephone was made from metal

Answer 10

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