U.S. EE-8-B Field Telephone w/ OD Canvas “A.B.L.” Carry Case – WWII/Korea/Vietnam-Era Surplus

Put real battlefield comms on your display shelf—or run working wire between bunkers at your next reenactment.  The Telephone EE-8-B was the U.S. Signal Corps’ standard field phone from 1942 straight through Korea and well into Vietnam, valued for its rugged build and ability to ring over miles of WD-1/TT wire. 

This lot comes complete with the original olive-drab canvas carry case stamped "A.B.L." (Belgian Army, post-war NATO service), shoulder strap attached.  Inside you’ll find the bakelite handset, built-in hand-crank magneto, binding posts and battery compartment—just add two common D-cells and a length of field wire to talk point-to-point or into a switchboard.