• The authentically styled Royal Stockholm phone includes modern features.

• The Crosley authentically styled CR689 Eiffel Tower phone created in Stockholm Sweden by

L. M. Ericsson from 1892 to 1929.

• The Sultan Phone and the Capitol Phone are both beautiful replicas of the vintage 1920's

European design telephone.

• The classic vintage 1950's Model Pay Phone replica will take you back to the days of old

fashioned phone booths and five-cent calls.

• The vintage 302 Series Telephone was introduced in 1937 and was the first in the vintage

collection to incorporate the bell in the base of the unit.

• The Princess Phone, introduced in 1959, was compact and attractive.

• First introduced in 1949, the ever popular vintage 500 Series Desk Phone.

• Designed for convenience, the 500 Series Wall Phone was most often found in kitchens where

tabletop space was at a premium.

Now old style phones models are being replaced by new set ups that has made mode of communication much faster.

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Old style Phones

The telephone was a revolutionary device making instantaneous conversation possible. Alexander Graham Bell's earliest old style phones were fashioned much in the manner of the 'liquid transmitter' in the year 1876.

This old style phones were a technological and cultural revolution, of a magnitude that has rarely been matched in human history. Old style telephones were a boon to the human civilisation. Few of the old style phones which made interpersonal communication over distance possible are listed below:

• The colonial style Country Kitchen Phones are authentic reproductions of early American

heritage introduced in the early 1920's features a crank handle that actually turns.

• The Crosley Country Kitchen Phone II features touch-tone buttons with a rotary look, complete

with speaker and hold/mute functions.

• The beautiful antique style of the old vintage French porcelain phone including a tone/pulse

switch, ringer volume control and redial.

• The antique Candlestick Phone became popular during the early 1900s.

• The modern day version of the Wood Candlestick phone combines modern features.