Refurbished Phones
(also known as rebuilt or reconditioned)

The telephone industry has been "refurbishing" phones for over a hundred years.

When a rental phone was taken out of service, it was disassembled, cleaned and tested, and any sub-standard parts were replaced; and then the phone went on to a second life, or third life, or fourth life.

In the year of 1954, AT&T refurbished 4.5 million phones!

A good phone can easily be used for 30 years or longer.

New rotary-dial phones are no longer being made, and as New Old Stock phones become scarcer and more expensive, refurbs are a good way to enjoy the look and feel of an older phone, while saving money.

In some cases, you can get a color or style in a Refurbished phone, that's not available in New Old Stock or Nearly New.

ONE YEAR WARRANTY.

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Photo from National Library of Australia