1950s Diner Phone: A Call From The Past
With all the cool gizmos available today, most people have forgotten one of the most important and most used gadgets in their home, their phone. The 1950s Diner Phone is a cool replacement for your ordinary home phone.
The diner phone comes with a coin bank with lock and key, just in case you want to charge your visitors when they ask to make a call. The phone works without the need for coins but you don’t have to tell your friends 
.
Just mount it on your wall or place it on your desk and plug it into your phone socket.
Features:
push button dialing
redial button
ringer volume on/off switch
tone/pulse switch
earpiece volume control
Now why can’t they make a cell phone like this? They can call it the dPhone 
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August 4th, 2007 14:59
I have the original pay phone in the same style in my kitchen. I am not sure what year it is fun, but it looks almost the same as this one.
August 4th, 2007 15:01
The original? That’s great! I like these old phones. So much character.
January 20th, 2008 19:17
I got so pissed off when my old Nokia 3310 finally died. Every new phone i’ve had is a piece of crap, the battery always dies in an instant. Bring back good old Snake in the games!
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