Rotary dial phone

No external power supply, plugs directly into your wall jack, working with a current telephone line. Especially suitable for the elderly to use. A stylish home phone or antique office desk phone. | House of Hampton® Vintage Rotary Handset Decorative Telephone in Yellow, Size 8.07 H x 6.88 W x 10.03 D in | Wayfair

Vintage 1902 wall phone. It appears all the original parts are intact. It says Grand Central Station.. however, I have tried but can not verify if it actually was ever there. It belonged to my grandmother's collection. The side crank works. Chairish sells phones only with display as the intended use. The mechanical elements are not guaranteed to be in working order by Chairish.

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Cool vintage rotary dial mid century telephone by Western Electric for Bell System in beige - made in the USA! Great vintage condition and works great with my phone service. Easy to dial. Picked from a farm auction in rural Missouri - the owner said it was the phone used in her home :) Great desk phone and color works in all decor. Such a cool blast from the past. DETAILS: BRAND: Western Electric for Bell System MADE IN: USA COLOR: Beige WIDTH: 5" HEIGHT: 4 1/2" DEPTH: 9" PLEASE NOTE: This…

Want to know how to make an old rotary phone work? Here's your handy guide, straight from the 50s!

About this item ❀Retro Rotary Dial Phone for Landline: This landline home phone is metal alloy rotary dial and ABS material body which are both retro and luxurious. Not only looks retro, you can also play more retro. This rotary dial way of calling takes you back and feeling to the old times. ❀Holding Modern Technology: It's a old fashion appearance corded phone but with modern technology. Hand-free and re-dial function make you unleash your hands while making a call and enjoy your calling…

I love the idea of using a good old rotary phone, love the sound that it makes when dialing a number. Although I do own a couple I only use them as a decor piece and as an 'emergency' phone. I don't mind the long process of dialing phone numbers, the two things that keeps me from actually using it, is that most businesess now have an automated services and menus. And you can't use a rotary phone if you want to multi-task unless you're strap on your office chair checking emails, uploading…

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