For sale is a vintage push-button desk telephone with emergency labels, circa 1970s-1980s. This push-button desk telephone represents the transition period from rotary to touch-tone technology that occurred in the 1970s and 1980s. The Cortelco 2500-style telephone became a standard office and institutional phone across North America, manufactured by various companies including Western Electric, AT&T, and later Cortelco. The emergency instruction labels and red "EMERGENCY ONLY" sticker suggest this phone was used in a government, military, or institutional setting where specific dialing protocols were required.

Vintage telephones from this era appeal to collectors of telecommunications history, retro office equipment enthusiasts, and those interested in Cold War-era government artifacts. The emergency labeling adds historical context and makes this piece particularly interesting to collectors of military or institutional memorabilia. Such phones are valued for their nostalgic appeal, robust construction, and as decorative conversation pieces that represent a bygone era of communication technology. NOT TESTED. Sold “as is”.

Offered for sale at $65 (or best offer).
Serious inquiries only, please.

Text interest to 416-602-3803.
Ad will be removed once vintage push-button phone is sold.

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