Malwa telephone

Technology:

• The Malwa camera was an analog device, operating in the central and bateing system (CB), which meant that the power supply came directly from the telephone line.
• Coal and a handset, which was typical for phones of this period. The quality of conversations was good, which made it a reliable device for everyday use.

Application:

• The Malwa camera was widely used both in private homes and in offices and public institutions. His simple operation and reliability meant that he was very popular throughout Poland.
• It was one of the basic models of landline phones available in the country, which is why it could be found in many Polish homes.

production:

They were one of the main manufacturers of telecommunications equipment in Poland. The production of these phones took place mainly in the 1970s and 1980s. Polish home telecommunications during the PRL. It was a symbol of the era when the landline phone was one of the basic communication tools.
• In those days, having a phone at home was a sign of prestige, and Malwa was one of the models that satisfied this need among a wide group of users.