EXTREMELY RARE "ALMOST NEW"
Bright red rotary dial desk phone.
Full-modular.
FREE SHIPPING in the USA.
ONE YEAR WARRANTY.
Almost New phones are color conversions. They contain parts from two or more phones that were never sold to an end-user, or parts that were never on a complete phone.
No factory makes rotary dial "500" phones anymore, but lots of people want them. We recently discovered some new red plastics, and we put them on never-sold phones that had been other colors. They are absolutely gorgeous, and we don't have a lot of them, but lots of people want them. If you want one, order now.
"Full-modular" construction: both cords can be easily unplugged and replaced.
ONE YEAR WARRANTY.
No factory makes rotary dial "500" phones anymore, but lots of people want them. We recently discovered some new red plastics, and we put them on never-sold phones that had been other colors. They are absolutely gorgeous, and we don't have a lot of them, but lots of people want them. If you want one, order now.
"Full-modular" construction: both cords can be easily unplugged and replaced.
ONE YEAR WARRANTY.
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