Museum of Scotland - "We do have a ‘Monarch 120’ from 1982 in our collection which is in storage and a wide range of telecommunications objects that were acquired as part the BT Connected Earth project in the early 2000s."
https://www.nms.ac.uk/search-our-collections/collection-search-results?entry=618834
Private digital telephone exchange, 'Monarch 120', in beige and brown painted metal casing with lockable door and three keys, made October 1982
in our collection we have the following connected to Glenkindie and the UXD5:
T.2023.14.1 - Meter driver card, used in the Glenkindie Telephone Exchange UXD5, Vero Electronics, 1970s
T.2023.14.2 - Multiple signalling junction card, used in the Glenkindie Telephone Exchange UXD5, Vero Electronics, 1970s
T.2023.14.3 - 8-port subscriber line card, used in the Glenkindie Telephone Exchange UXD5, Vero Electronics, 1970s
T.2003.256 - Two electronic exchange units from Glenkindie, Aberdeenshire (on display)
T.2004.373 - Telephone 700 type, no. 8756, ivory with plastic coiled flex, push buttons numbers, label at front printed 'Glenkindie 250', 1982
I have a few Monarchs inclusing an early 120 from scotland and some compact models
Shane has a number of workign Monarchs, my 120 came from Max via him
https://www.amberleymuseum.co.uk/ have a working Monarch that is powered up and running the phones in a dsplay area, and although you cant see it, you can use it !
It was looked after by Babs when I first found out about it and backed up its database.
https://collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk/objects/co8459292
Object Number: 2015-488