Rotary dial

It still works by the way, we've tried it. It's not that old really, end 60s/beginning 70s, so it's not really antique, but not modern either anymore.

For One Week Only, Vintage, 6/7.

[Bep]

Leuk! Wij hebben er ook nog zo een (niet in gebruik, maar jammer om weg te doen).

[Rob Z]

What a good choice for the vintage theme. There is a very funny video somewhere on the internet showing two modern day teenage boys trying to work out how to use one of these phones! :)

[FBailey]

What a great choice, I remember these well:)

[Joan Robillard]

I remember all too well.

[Walks @ 7]

Fav, I have a soft spot for manual technology. Very glad that it still works.

[kali]

@robz i too have seen these funny videos
phones were much cooler then ;)

[summerfield]

talk about vintage. actually, i prefer the keypad type, as this type is like hypnotizing yourself, especially if you have to dial 9 or 0, it goes on forever!

@kali66 - it can't take a selfie! :-D

[Rob Z]

@kali66 :)

[BillyBoy]

Great. Would love to have one.

[Jacqueline]

Great shot, seems so long ago that we all used this kind of phone.

[Kathy]

not old - it's all relative. Ask your children if it's old. Nice shot.

[Pyrrhula]

Deze was voor mij half weg.