Museum of Telephone History
Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya Street, 19, page 2, Moscow, 123001
About the company:
Collected the exposition of the museum collector and part-time General Director of the telephone company Vitaly Ezopov. At the moment, there are 500 exhibits in the collection.
According to the initiator of the project, the exposition has been going on for seven years: Part of it was bought at ordinary online auctions. Part - on specialized, which are held in Western Europe. We bought three or four collections from private individuals in Russia, one from a private museum in Geneva. The approximate value of all our exhibits is several tens of millions of rubles.”
Not all telephones in the museum are original. For example, here is a copy of the invention of Alexander Bell, but the apparatus of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, the wife of the last Russian Emperor Nicholas II, is the original. The museum's collection includes a Morse apparatus, a copy of Schapp's telegraph, samples of two world wars and much more.
By the way, modern devices, including smartphones, will not be presented, because they do not have original design solutions.