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From: Dave_JOHNSTON%01%SRJC@odie.santarosa.edu
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Subject: Source of Dial-less Phones
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Date: 11 Jan 91 08:21:00 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 11, Issue 28, Message 6 of 12


 
In are recent issue Paul W. Schleck [pschleck@unomaha.edu] asked for
sources for Dial-less red "hotline" phones.
 
In my past life in the interconnect business I had a couple customers
ask for those.  The best source I found was a telephone refurbisher.
They had the old wall and desk rotary phones available without the
dial.
 
The folks I used were ATRS in Sandpoint, Idaho, but a recent review of
Telecom Gear didn't have their ad and I can't seem to locate their
address or phone number.  I would suggest you try a couple of the
following:
 
Eltas, Inc.                +1 412 343 2500
Lippincott Industries      +1 509 922 1783
R&R Refurbishing           +1 800 323 8989
Telephone Outlet           +1 800 782 9701
Shasta Refurbishers        +1 916 244 4708
 
I haven't used any of them, but I would suspect that any of them could
come up with what you need.

 
Dave Johnston   +1 707 527 4853    Santa Rosa Junior College
Supervisor, Campus Data/Telecom    1501 Mendocino Ave.
johnston@odie.SantaRosa.EDU        Santa Rosa, CA  95401