Abstract: An improved telephone set of the type including a telephone body and a handset adapted to be placed on the former wherein the telephone set includes features which prevents displacement of the handset from the telephone body. The telephone body has a pair of engagement blocks incorporated therein of which part is projected outwardly of the telephone body and they are fitted into engagement recesses on the handset whereby the latter is firmly placed on the telephone body. At least the one engagement block has an engagement face which is adapted to come in contact with the engagement portion in the corresponding engagement recess, wherein each engagement block includes a pawl portion. Displacement of the handset occurs by displacing one of the pawl portions out of its respective engagement recess followed by displacement of the handset in a second direction which is different from the first direction which causes the displacement of the other pawl portion out of its respective engagement recess.

Abstract: An improved telephone set of the type including a telephone body and a handset adapted to be placed on the former. The telephone body has a pair of engagement blocks incorporated therein of which part is projected outwardly of the telephone body and they are fitted into engagement recesses on the handset whereby the latter is firmly placed on the telephone body. At least the one engagement block has an engagement face which is adapted to come in contact with the engagement portion in the corresponding engagement recess. Thus, the handset is reliably held on the telephone body.

Abstract: A telephone device comprises a transmitter-receiver having transmitter and receiver sections and to be mounted on a telephone body by setting these transmitter and receiver sections into a setting recess formed in the telephone body, a locking lever arranged in the telephone body to project into the setting recess and engaged with an engaged recess formed in one end face of the transmitter section to prevent the transmitter-receiver from coming out of the setting recess and to urge the transmitter section through the engaged recess in one direction, a lifting lever to urge the transmitter section in a direction in which it comes out of the setting recess. The telephone body has a wall face contacted with the other end face of the transmitter section, so that transmitter section is sandwiched and held between the wall face and locking lever.