I have a 1934 FF-33 which has the writing plaque on the case that does not have a colored line through the top. Do these particular phones hold anymore value then a standard, common field phone?
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They do. They are pre-war and not as common. -
If you check the Typo shield, names are different: Heinz, not Heinrich, and so on. On the opposite side the connection diagram is different as well (they changed after 39 a lot). So the untouched ones are not common at all, *1,5 value. The serial is pretty low as well
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Unless it was written by a vet and you can prove it. Then value would go up 2-2,5 times.Originally posted by csmagdo View PostDelete the English textComment
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I am not so sure they command a premium, the majority of collectors and dealers will not even know or care about a "no-stripe" model. Value of FF33's seems to depend more on condition and completeness.
Here is a recent "no stripe" FF33 on Ebay: http://www.ebay.de/itm/Feldtelefon-D...p2047675.l2557
regards,
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