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Vintage payphones: When phone booths, walk-up drive-up public . . . Vintage payphones phone booths: The most popular in the world (1958) By James H Winchester, Central Press Association – The Courier-News (Bridgewater, New Jersey) December 23, 1958 New York — At the east end of New York City’s Grand Central terminal’s upper-level rotunda, between a newsreel theater and a toyshop, stand three rows of coin-operated telephones Each booth is numbered
Telephone history, plus see 50 old phones, like early rotary-dial . . . It was on that memorable day in telephone history - June 2, 1875 - when Bell and Watson were testing a number of transmitters, connected by a single wire to a corresponding set of vibrating reed receivers, that the first sounds were transmitted electrically
Vintage 1950s dial touch-tone phones came in lots of decorator colors The new friend is the kitchen telephone, now available in eight decorator colors to even help her add a colorful touch to the kitchen Indiana Bell reports that, during the last year, hundreds of homemakers — both young and old — have taken advantage of the beauty and convenience of the kitchen telephone
Superman movie magic: How Christopher Reeves iconic role redefined . . . There’s a particularly nice scene the first time Clark tries to change costumes and can’t find a telephone booth, only one of those shelter-type things on a pole But you’re laughing at the situation or the lines, not at Superman Reeve plays him absolutely straight, and does an even better job portraying Clark Kent
40 vintage breakfast nook ideas to make a cozy kitchen corner See 40 vintage breakfast nooks that brought warmth to kitchen corners, through photos and illustrations from the 20th century - showcasing a blend of nostalgic charm and practical design
The old Yellow Pages phone book was so vital, we never imagined a life . . . The first classified telephone directory, consisting of a single piece of paper, was published on February 21, 1878, by the New Haven District Telephone Company in Connecticut It listed just 50 subscribers, who paid to have their names and addresses listed in the directory Something that was missing from this phone book? Phone numbers