You are bidding on the Western Electric Accordion Candlestick phone as seen in the 11 pictures and as described in the listing title. This phone came from the Aroostook & Bangor Switch Station located in the State of Maine. The phone has no documentation, tags or other identification proving so. This phone was given to me to sell from the grandson of the man who worked at the Aroostook & Bangor Rail Road for many years until retirement. This is a wall mounted accordion phone which opens and closes flawless & smooth. No chips, cracks, dings or other issues found. Very heavy piece for its size. It has a Western Electric sticker on one side of the accordion arms. It also has a small brass tag mounted on the front of the phone which reads "349 BW WESTERN ELECTRIC Made in USA PAT in USA JULY 14 1913. Measures 13" closed and 27" when fully open. Has an impressed number of "P130798" on the back of the bracket where it mounts to a wall and would be unseen if mounted. Comes with phone line and head phones. Please ask any questions prior to bidding. DUE TO ITS WEIGHT SHIPPING WILL VARY TO YOUR LOCATION SO ALLOW ME TO PACK AND GET AN EXACT QUOTE FROM THE POST OFFICE BEFORE PAYING INVOICE. ALLOW ME TO BILL YOU FIRST. I DO NOT CHARGE FOR BOXES OR PACKAGING-DELIVERY WEIGHT ONLY.  Thanks! Shipping package price to the continental USA only (does not include Hawaii or Alaska) International, Hawaii & Alaska package shipping will be extra so please let me invoice you the difference prior to paying. USA letters and/or envelopes are fine. All packages will be sent with Delivery Confirmation over $25.00   I will refund the purchase price of any item if I have grossly misrepresented the item. No refunds for “buyer’s remorse.” I take all my selling seriously so please contact me prior to posting negative feedback if unsatisfied. I am not an expert in any field so please ask questions or ask for more photos of a particular detail prior to bidding. I cannot satisfy an issue if I don’t know you have one and will make every effort necessary to resolve one if I am to blame.