Vintage 1970s ITT 2500 Two (2) Line BLACK Push Button Touch Tone Desk Telephone for Sale

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Vintage 1970s ITT 2500 Two (2) Line BLACK Push Button Touch Tone Desk Telephone For Sale

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Vintage 1970s ITT 2500 Two (2) Line BLACK Push Button Touch Tone Desk Telephone:
$59.99

Vintage 1970s ITT( International Telephone & Telegraph ) BLACKPush Button Touch Tone Desk Table Top TWO (2) LINETelephone. Model 2500 Series ( 2500 05 FBA 20 M 12-78 ).This is a Two (2) Line ITT Telephone from the 1970s. The Bell Ringer is Setup to Ring on the 1st Line.

Features:Handset with NEW Curly Phone Cord; Classic ITT Quality &Styling; Push Button Dialer; Bell Ringer; NEW Telephone Line Cord with anAttached RJ11 Modular Phone Jack.

Condition:See Photographs for Overall Condition as They are also Part of the Item Description - Professionally Reconditioned. In Very Good Cosmetic Condition and in Excellent Working Condition (SEE VIDEO).There are some scuffs, scrapes, and discolorations. This Telephone is Cleaned, Sanitized, and Ready to Use.Being sold As Is No Returns, so offer Accordingly.

Includes:NEW Telephone Line Cord with an Attached RJ11 Modular Phone Jackfor Immediate Use - See Photographs.

The shipping cost applies to the 48 Continental United States only. (Excludes Alaska & Hawaii).Iship items out at least twice per week.

Payment is expected within3 Days after sale. Any questions, please email.

Good Luck offerding!!!

NOTE:These Early Model ITT Telephones were Polarity Sensitive, which means if yourRedand Green phone lines are reversed in your wall mount connector box, you won\'t be able to dial out and the phone will answer calls but not ring. The simple fix is to reverse theRedand Green wires in your wall mount connector box and the telephone will work perfectly. For a better understanding search \"telephone reverse polarity\" on the internet.