One - Date says 1967 - Attractive Chrome 3-Slot Payphone

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One - Date says 1967 - Attractive Chrome 3-Slot Payphone -  Mostly because of a solid brass finger wheel. The label printed onto the back says “QSD3A 67” (1967). Looks rather untouched electrically and no line cord is present to hook it into you landline or cell line; so mystery is present of how well it now would work. We can wire if up for you for a fee. Has original induction coil block in bottom, armored cord, ITT beige handset and shroud, original continental system (Telco) 10 cent direction card, original 21B lock with key. Shiny but there's 1/5” hash mark at front right and an old Automatic Electric door with spring holding it in. There is no channel(s) so if when you drop coins in, there will not be a ding and dong or gong. The will simply fall to the bottom. All and all it is very presentable; and for looks is good.
Doors for Payphones
: Recognizing in April 2021 the need for a conservative approach for doors, locks and a key, I began thoughts on what to do.
About old doors
: If you are discriminating about them let us know. If you want to lock the vault for any reason, we need to know, and to discuss your options. Click on our profile for information. To have an old door with original lock would be to have a Northern Electric – Western Electric style (I call N.E. “Canadian Western Electric “ since they are so much the same) and were began with the help of Western Electric or/and Bell engineers) and would cost additionally. One of the challenges we face is that seldom, the Automatic Electric and Western doors don't always fit in good, interchangeably wise; there's a little snag in each one fitting the other well. I don't know much more than that about any of this.
Old doors without locks or with locks absent keys
: We can put a spring on the back side and hook it inside the vault. additionally.
Repro Doors
: Thick flat aluminum doors, I may need to get more of these made. But I can't make old doors; and I don't know where to buy them; and at 85, not terribly concerned (in April 2021). The thick flat aluminum doors we can “glue” a wood block on to the inside of it and hook the spring inside the vault. We'll probably keep using these in chrome payphones unless you say something.