For sale Sold Sold Sold The German telephone, the classic handset, represents the FeTAp 611 model. Very special for museum owners, antique collectors, and distinguished pieces. Year of manufacture from 1970. Design and Structure • Material: The outer casing and the handset are made entirely of impact-resistant ABS plastic (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), which gives it very high durability that lasts for decades. Color: Classic ivory/cream white (and it was available in other official colors like gray). Ergonomic Weight: Features a heavy base to ensure the phone's stability on the desk while dialing. Dialing and Sound Mechanism • Dialing System: Relies on a rotary dial that operates on the old analog pulse dialing system (Pulse Dialing), not the modern digital tone system (DTMF). • Dedicated Emergency Dial: In the center, it has an original German paper label with the phrase "FEUER 4160 NOTRUF", which is for quickly dialing fire and emergency numbers, confirming its origin as a device used within the German official bodies' network or German homes. • Internal Ringer: A traditional dual mechanical ringer that produces a loud ringing sound using metal hammers and electrical coils when receiving calls. 3. Buttons and Connection • Side Button: The small white button on the bottom right of the base is the "ground button" (Erdtaste), which was used in internal office networks and old exchanges to transfer calls or request an external line. • Wires: Comes with a flexible coiled cord connecting the handset to the classic base, in addition to the main landline cord. This phone is an original West German product (Made in West Germany), and it was produced during the period from the sixties to the eighties of the last century for the German Federal Post and Telecommunications Authority. Exact year of manufacture (e.g., 74 or 78 to represent 1974 or 1978). Location: Al-Ahsa Starting bid from 280 SAR Shipping is available to all regions of the Kingdom at the buyer's expense.