The Farmer's
Character and Advertising Phones
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Last Updated Friday, 16-Jul-2010 02:31:34 CDT
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| Hagar the Horrible |
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Made in Hong Kong for Com-Vu Corporation in 1982. 10 inches tall x 9 inches long. |
| Hardee's Cheeseburger |
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The cheeseburger flips open to reveal the telephone. The Hardee's endorsement is on the inside. It has a small engrained rectangular placard that reads "HARDEE'S.". |
| Hawaiian Punch |
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1980s "Punchy" telephone from Hawaiin Punch features the trademark character (wearing a hat) on a blue and red base. It is about 11" tall. Punchy is holding the receiver in his right hand. This phone has tone/pulse and ringer on/off switches. Made in China. |
| He-Man, Masters of the Universe |
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Dated 1983, made by Mattel. The base is table top design. The working parts are in the handset. The receiver has He-Man's sword on top with a picture of He-Man, a yellow background, and a small red ring secondary border. It has a mute and last number redial button, along with the numbers for dialing. A picture of He-man is on the back of the base. |
| Heinz Ketchup Bottle |
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1984, HJ Heinz Company. The phone stands about 9" tall. The push-button dial is on the bottom of the bottle, and a button on the bottom disconnects the call when the bottle is put down on a surface. Last-number redial, mute key. Made in Taiwan. |
| Hercules |
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1996 Hercules Softphone. On/off LED indicator, automatic redial, on/off ringer, tone/pulse. Made out of foam and is about 8-1/2 inches long and 2 inches thick. |
| Heros Hotline Phone |
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It is red and has a light when it rings. |
| Hershey Chocolate Milk Carton |
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This 9-1/2 inch carton of Hershey's Chocolate Milk is actually a telephone. It was made in Taiwan for Arrow Trading Company, and licensed by Hershey's. Features include last-number redial, mute key, touch-tone dialing. The box that it came in looks like a larger chocolate milk carton. Model 6000 |
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| Hilton Hotels Champagne Bottle |
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