American Telephone & Telegraph Co. 1909
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AT&T 1984
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Those commemorative Olympics phones are downright fugly, but the handsets on them remind me of Alexis Carrington-Colby-Dexter removing an earring prior to taking a call.
The see-through phone in the 114 million ad is, I think, the only 2500 model I've ever seen without a modular mounting cord.
The see-through phone in the 114 million ad is, I think, the only 2500 model I've ever seen without a modular mounting cord.
Bell Telephone System 1960
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Western Electric 1925
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Western Electric 1968
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Western Electric 1950
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General Telephone & Electronics 1962
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Bilt-Well 1937
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AT&T 1968
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Bell Telephone System 1949
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Bell System 1976
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OK, that blue "Design Line" phone is just hideous.
I remember one apartment we lived in SF in the 60's, had a little nook with a shelf in the entry hall, just big enough for a telephone. Of course, with a telephone outlet as well. There wasn't enough room for a chair, so I remember having to stand there to talk to my girlfriend while my nosy little sister stood there, staring and eavesdropping. Eventually in a fit of economy, Mom cancelled the phone service and I used the pay phone in a nearby gas station. Again, had to stand! Good times!
Prior to the interior demolition of my house, the entry hall had a recessed telephone shelf. It was just a homemade plywood box trimmed out with casing to match that on the doors and windows. It stuck into the coat closet about a foot. A phone jack was installed at the rear of the enclosure.
That part of the house is still the entry, but the walls have been moved a couple feet to have a larger living room (formerly the kitchen).
That part of the house is still the entry, but the walls have been moved a couple feet to have a larger living room (formerly the kitchen).
Western Electric 1959
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Radio Shack 1985
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Bell Telephone System 1957
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Bell Telephone System 1960
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Western Electric 1940
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