 Left: "Light Ivory" Colorfone 801 (c1962/3), Right: "Topaz  Yellow" Colofone 802 (c1970). The familiar old telephones of my suburban childhood (thanks to the Mill Market staff for letting me crawl around under their desk in search of a phone socket to test it).
Left: "Light Ivory" Colorfone 801 (c1962/3), Right: "Topaz  Yellow" Colofone 802 (c1970). The familiar old telephones of my suburban childhood (thanks to the Mill Market staff for letting me crawl around under their desk in search of a phone socket to test it).Friday, August 13, 2010
Colorfone 801
My third vintage telephone purchase in less that 12 months, one of the  first generation all new designer colour plastic handsets from the  early 60s. A working Colorfone 801 for $20 from the  Mill Market last weekend. Here it is with the later model Colorfone 802 I picked up last year.
 Left: "Light Ivory" Colorfone 801 (c1962/3), Right: "Topaz  Yellow" Colofone 802 (c1970). The familiar old telephones of my suburban childhood (thanks to the Mill Market staff for letting me crawl around under their desk in search of a phone socket to test it).
Left: "Light Ivory" Colorfone 801 (c1962/3), Right: "Topaz  Yellow" Colofone 802 (c1970). The familiar old telephones of my suburban childhood (thanks to the Mill Market staff for letting me crawl around under their desk in search of a phone socket to test it).
 Left: "Light Ivory" Colorfone 801 (c1962/3), Right: "Topaz  Yellow" Colofone 802 (c1970). The familiar old telephones of my suburban childhood (thanks to the Mill Market staff for letting me crawl around under their desk in search of a phone socket to test it).
Left: "Light Ivory" Colorfone 801 (c1962/3), Right: "Topaz  Yellow" Colofone 802 (c1970). The familiar old telephones of my suburban childhood (thanks to the Mill Market staff for letting me crawl around under their desk in search of a phone socket to test it).
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
 
 
 Posts
Posts
 
 
No comments:
Post a Comment