Oh my friend... I love your incredible collection! And I thought I was crazy for collecting the small Western Electric display I have. You have EVERY telephone I have PLUS everything else I want. My guess is that you live in England because you do seem to have more of those beautiful GPO models than the Bell System phones. You also have my FAVORITE British Telecom phone the "Trim Phone"... I think that's what you blokes call a model 742. Congratulations on a job well done! 😂 Love it! ❤
At about 5:00, you show a Bell System Trimline phone with a pushbutton dial. The rotary dial version had a smaller than standard size dial. The finger stop moved so the dial could be made smaller. Apparently absent from your collection is the Alexander Graham Plane phone, made by Northern Telecom in Canada. The rotary dial was built into the propeller.
Great Collection have you ever considered hooking up a as analog Panasonic phone switching system like a kxt 616 or 1232 and connecting all of them to a little tiny PBX It could actually dial one number from like a cordless phone and every rotary set you have in the picture there up to 32 of them would be ringing on a kind of a circular ringing pattern that's pretty crazy You should check it out
Wow what a great collection of classic telephones you have. They sure look really cool! 4:23 Is that a telephone from the former Soviet Union? I'm just wondering that's all 8:05 One of those telephones which looks like a clam. I've never seen it before in my entire life. It must be extremely rare. Anyway good evening from Ireland!
This Soviet one is an RWT CB664 made in Poland made for export, hence the Cyrillic letters on the dial. The clam telephone is made in USA by Teleconcepts. Model is called the "Shellamar" made in the late 70s/ early 80s.
3:39, is that green phone from soviet made ? I have that very same phone at my old man's work shop, the phone is built in such way that u can use it has a table phone or if u rotate the rotary 180 degrees(u have to take the unit apart) u can mount it on a wall and it becomes a wall phone, really cool unit.
awesome collection of phones!! can u please tell me how to get the center circle off of an 80s phone that does not have a screw in it? its the kind that is clear plastic w a piece of paper inside to show the phone number. please help! 😃🙏🏽
You should hook them all up so they ring at the same time. “The ring heard around the world.” Lol. P.s. they all look new or in mint condition. Love it. P.s.s. I assume you have a landline?
Nice collection, to make it more interesting you could perhaps mention the country of origin for the various sets. I see you have only one Norwegian set, the 1953 model. Do you need the 1967 model ? The 1967 model is the first electronic phone with a rotary dial.
Cool collection, I only have 2 telephones which are a 1948 Western Electric 302 and a 1976 Western Electric Model 500, which is colored yellow. I am planning on finding a touch-dial telephone sooner, which one do you recommend me?
Hi Grayson I have been searching for a particular phone. The Us Air Force had a phone back in the 1970s that was large and blue call the blue goose had a push button dial and was only used for base operations. Have you ever come across such a phone. If so tell me more about the phone. Please
Very interessting video. Can you help me for identification : 0:38 is CTNE from Spain ? , 0:41 from Argentina ?, 0:44 unknown, 0:49 unknown and finally 7:38 is from eastern Europe ? Which country Slovakia ? Can you send me some details for these 5 grey telephones ? .... where to buy similair ones at Ebay ? Thank you and Greetings from Germany.
Yes, around 0:38 is a CTNE, at 0:41 an ENTEL telephone made by Siemens Argentina and 0:44 and 0:49 a couple of CPTSA telephones made in Peru (Compañía Peruana de Teléfonos S.A) 7:38 is a Elektronska Industrija model ATA 71 made in Yugoslavia. I buy these telephones either from Etsy or Ebay.
Yes, as long as the phone (and the house) has those plastic clip plug things. Answering machine plugs into the wall, phone plugs into the answering machine. If the phone has no clip, just wires, you would need to buy and install the clip first, which is not terribly hard.
hey, what a nice bedroom Have you ever seen a phone with the zero where the one (usually) is and a one, where the zero (usually) is ? I went to a friends house and their normal phone company phone was like that. Do let me know. thanks from Daniel.
Oh, 9:42 there is one. I had not got that far when writing. What country do you think that telephone is from and is it a normal exchange phone or is it an "internal phone", do you think, please. (congratulations on your collection)
@@vintagetelephones6590Thank you for your response. I visited my pal, in Norway, ( I wonder why Norway was like that; I never asked my friend, in Norway, because she seemed to think it was normal, (nothing was said of it) and I thought maybe many countries had such phone (dials). She was posh academic friend of my brothers. Thank you for telling me it is only Norway, I had looked in Poland to see what their ancient phones were like ( went to a non-used communist era building and saw some old office phones, they were "upside down" but numbers were "same". Have A Great Weekend. (P.S. did you read my note about the phones I no longer wish to keep, an Australian telephone ? ) from Daniel, in London.
You don't know how much I hate the feel of I dial that has no drag to the finger stop, then has an awful buzzing chatter on the way back. I think GTE and the communists would know a lot about doing that.
@@vintagetelephones6590 Yeah but is that a cable modem system because cable modem systems can't let you use a rotary dial phone!! Not even the system I have which is AT&T U-verse!!
I think I saw a video on how to use rotary phones without having to use a company like Verizon or atnt I think it was a wireless motem that let u dial rotary and connect to ur phone
Now that's a dream room. Amazing, awesome collection. Congrats.
It's all fun n games until they all ring at once. 😂
🤣@@AnnoyingNewsletters
True. If someone call him the telephone exchange power goes down.
It's amazing, thank you for share your vintage phone collection I like to watch your videos.
Oh my friend... I love your incredible collection! And I thought I was crazy for collecting the small Western Electric display I have. You have EVERY telephone I have PLUS everything else I want. My guess is that you live in England because you do seem to have more of those beautiful GPO models than the Bell System phones. You also have my FAVORITE British Telecom phone the "Trim Phone"... I think that's what you blokes call a model 742. Congratulations on a job well done! 😂 Love it! ❤
Loved this video. New collector and looking for my first one. Awesome collection.
just an old black model 500. There is no better way to start collecting than that.
Notice they all still work. Like everything back then. Real craftmanship whoops craftpersonthemship
I love the 80s vintage color phones. I'd love a few
It''ll be great to see these true telephones brought back into the mainstream.
Crazy to see all the collection.... I just love it.... Hope at least have a phone like this at home.... Got chance love visit this room.
At about 5:00, you show a Bell System Trimline phone with a pushbutton dial. The rotary dial version had a smaller than standard size dial. The finger stop moved so the dial could be made smaller. Apparently absent from your collection is the Alexander Graham Plane phone, made by Northern Telecom in Canada. The rotary dial was built into the propeller.
Yapmak isteyip de yapamadığım koleksiyonlardan biri de bu çevirmeli telefonlar. Yine hayallerimi biri yaşıyor
Beautiful vintage telephone collection 😋
Superb collection, always loved the rotary phones ☎
i luv those clicky sounds
To access voice menus with these you can use a pulse-to-tone converter like DialGizmo.
imagine if they start to ring together, you Will become crazy ahahaha
SGTreznov 98 bahahhaha
Have you ever watched jordan u's channel?
@@seanjuth nope
@@sgtreznov9869 He's a little obsessed with telephones and he has videos all of his phones ringing at the same time
Some people do connect them all on 1 line, but it needs at least 50 REN with what he has.
Wish I could have one. Starting my own collection
Getting a call in the middle of the night must be horrifying.
Such a huge collection,, amazing
Nice collection thanks for showing, must do the same but will have to tidy them up re the display.
Great Collection have you ever considered hooking up a as analog Panasonic phone switching system like a kxt 616 or 1232 and connecting all of them to a little tiny PBX It could actually dial one number from like a cordless phone and every rotary set you have in the picture there up to 32 of them would be ringing on a kind of a circular ringing pattern that's pretty crazy You should check it out
Wow what a great collection of classic telephones you have. They sure look really cool!
4:23 Is that a telephone from the former Soviet Union? I'm just wondering that's all
8:05 One of those telephones which looks like a clam. I've never seen it before in my entire life. It must be extremely rare.
Anyway good evening from Ireland!
This Soviet one is an RWT CB664 made in Poland made for export, hence the Cyrillic letters on the dial. The clam telephone is made in USA by Teleconcepts. Model is called the "Shellamar" made in the late 70s/ early 80s.
@@vintagetelephones6590 I see
Wow, why on earth is your room fulled with so many phones did they still work
All your phone are so clean. Did you just give them all a bath?
roachtoasties idk 😐
I usually stick the plastics in warm water with dish soap, then polish them with Novus plastic polish #3 and #2.
I have a get rotary phone. I love the design of the western electric phones though
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3:39, is that green phone from soviet made ? I have that very same phone at my old man's work shop, the phone is built in such way that u can use it has a table phone or if u rotate the rotary 180 degrees(u have to take the unit apart) u can mount it on a wall and it becomes a wall phone, really cool unit.
Yes, made in Russia. Perm model Spektr.
Wow what a great collection.
My mother had a rotary telephone when I was little.
awesome collection of phones!! can u please tell me how to get the center circle off of an 80s phone that does not have a screw in it? its the kind that is clear plastic w a piece of paper inside to show the phone number. please help! 😃🙏🏽
I noticed some key pads in here, are all keypads touch tones, or did they make keypads that would run pulses?
How do you organize them, by country or manufacturing date?
amo tu coleccion quiero llegar a obtenerla saludos amo los telefonos
Those are so cool!
i think this guy likes rotary phones
This is amazing!!!!!
You should hook them all up so they ring at the same time. “The ring heard around the world.” Lol. P.s. they all look new or in mint condition. Love it. P.s.s. I assume you have a landline?
that's exactly what I was thinking
these are pretty sweet --wish i had a couple for my collection---do you trade
I think you have all models from 1950s to 1980
Nice collection, to make it more interesting you could perhaps mention the country of origin for the various sets. I see you have only one Norwegian set, the 1953 model. Do you need the 1967 model ? The 1967 model is the first electronic phone with a rotary dial.
5:31 Is that telephone from Sweden, Norway or Denmark? I'm just wondering that's all.
Where did you fine all these? They’re so expensive on ebaby and thrift shops
@longbranch11207
I collect phones, and I usually get them from antique stores, resale stores, "ebaby", and amazon.
Bonita colección de teléfonos y de distintos colores. Desde CHILE....BIANCA ANTONELLA DI VANNI DI BIAGGIO edad 27
Lots of these have motorized dials.
Childhood😢
😂😂😂👍😉❤️✌️🇫🇴🌻🐾👻Ashols mobiler ....enda bra med mobiler ...filma ...😁🦋✌️
Cool collection, I only have 2 telephones which are a 1948 Western Electric 302 and a 1976 Western Electric Model 500, which is colored yellow. I am planning on finding a touch-dial telephone sooner, which one do you recommend me?
Try a Western Electric 2500 or a Push button Trimline.
😂...Den gröna ..😅..tack ...👍🌻🐾👻❤️🇫🇴🙃🐏
Where is my previous comment? What is the voltage to lighthe Western Electric Princess® Telephone incandescent dialight? Thank you.
Hi Grayson I have been searching for a particular phone. The Us Air Force had a phone back in the 1970s that was large and blue call the blue goose had a push button dial and was only used for base operations. Have you ever come across such a phone. If so tell me more about the phone. Please
what are these telephones seen at 1:31
Very interessting video. Can you help me for identification : 0:38 is CTNE from Spain ? , 0:41 from Argentina ?, 0:44 unknown, 0:49 unknown and finally 7:38 is from eastern Europe ? Which country Slovakia ? Can you send me some details for these 5 grey telephones ? .... where to buy similair ones at Ebay ? Thank you and Greetings from Germany.
Yes, around 0:38 is a CTNE, at 0:41 an ENTEL telephone made by Siemens Argentina and 0:44 and 0:49 a couple of CPTSA telephones made in Peru (Compañía Peruana de Teléfonos S.A) 7:38 is a Elektronska Industrija model ATA 71 made in Yugoslavia. I buy these telephones either from Etsy or Ebay.
7:02 EM 72 ,Romanian telephone?
imagine if they all rang at the same time !
They would wake the dead!
That would be one hell of a headache!
Lo felicito que colección de teléfonos tiene yo también coleccióno
I was kid I like rotary phone
This vidoe shows what keyboard ASMR videos would have been in the year 1920. :)
Hot tamale! How many phones does this man have!
Entel Argentina, nice.
If you want to dial an actual number, you could try 1-xxx-POP-CORN, xxx represents your area code.
How can I contact you? I want to pay you to do a 30 second phone dial for a Christmas video?
Grayson, do you have the Siemens Fg.Tist 282 phone? Didn't see it.
Can you plug an answering machine to a rotary phone?
Yes, as long as the phone (and the house) has those plastic clip plug things. Answering machine plugs into the wall, phone plugs into the answering machine. If the phone has no clip, just wires, you would need to buy and install the clip first, which is not terribly hard.
Love to here this rotation sound after 25yrs🥰😘
@@atharvazir boy. 50 here
How many phones do you have
hey, what a nice bedroom Have you ever seen a phone with the zero where the one (usually) is and a one, where the zero (usually) is ?
I went to a friends house and their normal phone company phone was like that.
Do let me know.
thanks from Daniel.
Oh, 9:42 there is one. I had not got that far when writing. What country do you think that telephone is from and is it a normal exchange phone or is it an "internal phone", do you think, please. (congratulations on your collection)
@@YesYesYoureRight That one is from Norway. Only in Oslo were the numbers in that order.
@@vintagetelephones6590Thank you for your response. I visited my pal, in Norway, ( I wonder why Norway was like that; I never asked my friend, in Norway, because she seemed to think it was normal, (nothing was said of it) and I thought maybe many countries had such phone (dials).
She was posh academic friend of my brothers.
Thank you for telling me it is only Norway, I had looked in Poland to see what their ancient phones were like ( went to a non-used communist era building and saw some old office phones, they were "upside down" but numbers were "same". Have A Great Weekend. (P.S. did you read my note about the phones I no longer wish to keep, an Australian telephone ? ) from Daniel, in London.
it that a bigrigio (SIEMENS S62) (An italian rotary phone ;)
Í love oldest Phone
Do they still work?
Kay aap bat sakta ha ja phone kha sa mila ga
can i buy one of those pls
This feels like asmr. I have a rotary phone in navy blue. Sorry if I spelt it wrong
Ek chahiye kitana parega
You don't know how much I hate the feel of I dial that has no drag to the finger stop, then has an awful buzzing chatter on the way back. I think GTE and the communists would know a lot about doing that.
Í Like so much.nice . collection. Plzz give me one Phone 😇
Great!
Can I also have the trim line one it is peach with a rotary dial
Hw much prize
I want dial phone will I get
Weird hand and arm!🫤🤬
Can I buy one
It is the first one that you showed
Can i got it
Hey brother mobile will get in handy.
omg nice collection.
What phone requires you to pick up the handset and then dial?
Are bhai ek do telephone hamen bhi de do
Rs
waiting for the jump scare....
Bhai ye mujhe Chahiye
imagined you hooked them up. have a whole room ringing all at once with a press of a button..
NO WAIT! a turn of a dial... (not funny)
Et phone home 😊☝️
Bikau hai kya bhaiya phone phone purane Jamane ke hain
एम आई मोबाइल हमको चाहिए
So many telephones and noone to Talk to.
Jens Kaireitis Isn't that sad...
❤👍
They all sound different 🤦🏾♀️😭😭
Official MarvelousArii ?
😊😊😊😄😄😄😄😍😍😍😍😻
It is a peach color
Aap apna no. Plz de do
Shame you can't use a rotary dial phone because phone systems from cable companies can't let you dial rotary!!
I can still use them on Verizon Fios
@@vintagetelephones6590 Yeah but is that a cable modem system because cable modem systems can't let you use a rotary dial phone!!
Not even the system I have which is AT&T U-verse!!
I think I saw a video on how to use rotary phones without having to use a company like Verizon or atnt I think it was a wireless motem that let u dial rotary and connect to ur phone
Can I have the one that goes over the dial
I don't like what Maurice Terry did with these rotary phones! There are problems from what he did to this day!it's now year 2024
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