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New Old Stock Western Electric/Bell System
Stoway chest phone with rotary dial and retractable handset cord.
Free shipping in the USA
Back in the 1970s the Bell System offered the Stowaway phone for use in places where a phone should be heard -- but not seen.
The housing is beautiful, made of oiled walnut with silver-color accents. The handset cord retracts. The handset and interior are a neutral ivory color.
Unlike the phone in the photo, the phone we are selling has a rotary dial (which should work with most phone service providers).
This particular phone was made in the 1970s in the USA, but is still in beautiful condition. "Ground" shipping is free to any destination in the USA.
The housing is beautiful, made of oiled walnut with silver-color accents. The handset cord retracts. The handset and interior are a neutral ivory color.
Unlike the phone in the photo, the phone we are selling has a rotary dial (which should work with most phone service providers).
This particular phone was made in the 1970s in the USA, but is still in beautiful condition. "Ground" shipping is free to any destination in the USA.
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