The 1970s called and they want their rotary dial cell phone back. Looking for all the world like something assembled from the Radio Shack parts department – remember when Radio Shack sold parts?

This one is from a lovely burnt orange Bell Trimline phone, which was peak rotary dial and one of the idea’s last gasps before tone dialing took over completely. Operationally speaking ...

Introduced in the early 1900s, rotary phones were commonly used from the 1920s until the 1960s, when dial phones were gradually replaced with push button phones (see Touch-Tone). THIS DEFINITION ...

Phone 18 concept has a special round metal dial button. It will obviously never get made into a real device, but we love it.

Hey, remember rotary dial phones, especially back when you couldn’t buy them, you had to rent them from the phone company, and you didn’t have your own line because they made you share it with another ...

This phone is here for everyone who has lost a loved one. The phone is an outlet for those who have messages they wish to share with their lost friends and family. It’s a phone for memories and saying ...

The phone doesn't work as a regular phone but ... much of the original experience using the handheld speaker and rotary dial, there's a huge element of modernity oozing out of the system.