American diner telephones are a stylish and practical way to furnish your kitchen diner yet bringing some retro chic into your home or business.
The fully working American diner telephone is wall mounted with a side cradle and curly cable. It has a black plastic finish with a white silver trim.
In the 1950’s the American diner telephones were originally pay phones. Today they still retain their three slots for coins which is connected to a lower storage area which is access via lock and key. This can now be used as a ‘piggy bank’ for most coins. The phone no longer needs coins to be used though it is a novelty to hear the jingle of the coins and a ‘ping’ as they enter the payphone slot.
This diner phone is easy to install and use. It uses a standard phone line which you simply plug in and use. Guaranteed to be a conversation starter for any home or business.
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It kinda classic phone thought..me sometime also boring when look at my home phone and maybe it is good to change it to American Diner Telephones and maybe it will make me pick it up when ringing lol
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I’ve had my Diner phone for a couple of years and it works well. The handset is well made and the chord is very long. Sound is good with a loud ring and you can put your change into it as a money box. A great buy.