Quality, Service, Value - since 1977.
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Princess-style rotary phone reproduction.
Pink color only.
Touchtone and pulse dialing.
Although this phone looks like a Western Electric Princess phone, which was introduced in 1959, it has up-to-date electronics, and can be connected to a standard modular phone jack. Tone/pulse switch. Flash. Redial. Ringer volume ON/OFF switch. Receiver volume control.
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