Historic telephone booth from Ericsson. Lars Magnus Ericsson was a Swedish inventor and founded the Ericcson company in 1876. He thought the invention of the telephone was a toy for rich people. But thanks to Ericcson's invention, there was a time when Stockholm had more telephone booths than New York, London and Paris. Old telephone boxes in Stockholm are still a reminder that the Swedish capital once had a high telephone density thanks to the Ericsson company. The historic telephone boxes are part of the city's architectural heritage and are a reminder of a time when public telephones played

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Size: 8567px × 5714px
Location: 12, Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden
Photo credit: © Georg Berg / Alamy / Afripics
License: Royalty Free
Model Released: No

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