All of the phones for sale here are 100% original
vintage telephones.
TouchTone Phones:
Clean keypad contacts and tune keypad.
Add polarity guard
Rotary Dial Phones:
Clean dial contacts
Clean and lubricate gears
Calibrate speed
Add a new number card to the finger wheel
All Phones:
Disassemble phone to clean and buff plastics
Update wiring
Full inspection to find any faults or
marginal components
Full function testing
Replace handset cord
Add modular cord so the phone will be ready
to plug in and use with no further adapting or wiring needed.
I'm sure
you've noticed that the older plastic gets, the more discolored they get with
age. This is mostly a function of exposure to light. Light colored plastics show
it the most. If a telephone has perfect original color, then I buff out all the
plastic parts to look like new with no scratches, cracks, etc.
If the plastic is discolored with age, I have them painted to an exact match of
the original color. I have this done at a professional paint shop using the same
materials and methods the phone company used.