Just one available.
Beautiful bright yellow ATC Empress phone.
Rotary dial.
FREE SHIPPING in the USA.
(Temporary photo shows touchtone dial. We are selling a phone with a rotary dial.)
This yellow "Empress" rotary-dial French-style telephone has an ornate gold-tone cradle, and beautiful floral accents on its base and handset.
It's part of the Design Line series from the early 1970s, made by American Telecommunicationa Corporation and sold in Bell System Phone Center Stores.
Refurbished, in excellent condition. Very high quality construction. Free "ground" shipping in the USA.
This yellow "Empress" rotary-dial French-style telephone has an ornate gold-tone cradle, and beautiful floral accents on its base and handset.
It's part of the Design Line series from the early 1970s, made by American Telecommunicationa Corporation and sold in Bell System Phone Center Stores.
Refurbished, in excellent condition. Very high quality construction. Free "ground" shipping in the USA.
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