Trimphone sixties mod phone with push button (orange)

The trimphone is an iconic piece of design, embodying the swinging era of the sixties. The perfect complement to any sixties mod-inspired home, this trimphone is a faithful replica of the original, with all the original styling details, but this time incorporating a modern push-button dial. A true retro classic, no retro-inspired home is complete without trimphone. The classic retro trimphone, here in orange. Reincarnated for sixties enthusiasts and connoisseurs of mod culture, it is a replica that retains all the original styling specifications, great attention to detail and incorporates modern push-button numbering. An icon of sixties design and a nostalgic glimpse of the pre-mobile phone generation. Sleek, slim and ultimately stylish, the trimphone is a phone that is the epitome of cool retro mod. Trimphones were introduced by the forerunner of british telecom in 1965. Trim for tone ringer illuminated model became the first phone to ring using a modern electronic warbler rather than the traditional bell mechanism. The trimphone was formed in 1964 as the 712 telephone. Designed by martin rowlands of standard and cable ltd, it was not until 1965 that production of the first trimphone began. Initially offered only on a trial basis in the north west london telephone district, nationwide broadcasting did not begin until 1966. The first key-tone version of the telephone was introduced in 1977. In 1980, there were 1.6 million trimphones in use out of a telephone population of about 27 million. Trimphone retro sixties mod phone style. Trimphone retro sixties mod style phone - orange retro phone that takes the original sixties trimphone style and incorporates modern push-button numbering. Sixties fashion style aesthetics. Untested.