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Character and Advertising Phones
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Last Updated Friday, 16-Jul-2010 02:31:42 CDT
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| R2-D2 |
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Telemania - distributed by Kash N Gold,Inc. R2D2 Phone, available in September 1997. This phone is a replica of the classic droid from the "Star Wars" trilogy. R2D2 appears in his usual brilliant white, blue, and silver finish with strong attention to detail. When the phone rings, R2-D2 comes to life - his head rotates, lights blink and he makes realistic R2-D2 sounds. His left "arm" serves as the handset, while his "shoulder" serves as the phone's cradle. R2D2's "feet" are the base, which are connected to his body. It has a switchable ringer (regular and R2-D2 sound effects), FCC and ETL approved. pulse/tone switchable, redial button and is fully modular. Requires four 'D' batteries (not included). Approximately 12 by 7 by 7 inches. |
| Raggedy Ann and Andy |
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Box is dated 1983. The phone features push button operation, electronic ring, redial, mute button and a 10 foot extension line. |
| Raid Bug |
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Com-Vu Corporation. |
| RC Diet Cola Can |
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The can flips open vertically to show the keypad and the transmitter. |
| Red Dog Beer |
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This is a 1996 "Red Dog" Telephone that lights up when it rings. Red Dog is a beer made by Plank Road Brewery.
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| Red Dog Beer Can |
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| Red Star Gas Pump |
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Red gas pump phone with 10# memory plus 3 speed dial memory buttons, top light flashes and station bell sounds when phone rings. Top light also functions as a night light, note number card inside door. Desk/wall mount, tone/pulse, last number redial. |
| Robo Force |
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A 12" tall phone from the Robo Force line of toys. Model 7760, made in Hong Kong in 1984 by Carlton. It emits a high pitched sound when it rings. This is MAX STEELE the warrior robot. It has a pushbutton telephone receiver in it's chest. Features include touch-tone dialing, mute key, last-number redial, ringer on/off switch, in-use LED on handset. Great graphics on the box and as it says 'The phone that's as advanced as tomorrow', now that's technology! |
| Rolling Stones Tongue |
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This is a rare telephone and is featured on the cover of the new Schiffer book about novelty telephones. The tongue lifts out of the mouth and has the telephone buttons on the back of it. Functions include mute, redial, and a ringer on/off switch. It can set on a table but has slots to allow it to be mounted on a wall and it looks best hung. It was made in 1983 by Musidor in Hong Kong, exclusively for Tristar International Ltd. |
| Ronald McDonald, sitting |
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Copyright McDonald's. Ronald sits cross-legged on the phone's white base. His right arm is extended to the right and he holds the receiver in his right hand. The pushbuttons are on the base in front of Ronald. Features ringer on/off switch and ringer volume control. Made in 1980, it measures 16 inches high x 14 inches wide x 12 inches deep. Made by Rubicam Creative Products Ltd., Toronto, Canada. Model 6003-0001. |
| Ronald McDonald, standing |
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Copyright McDonald's 1985, Made in Hong Kong by Merton Company LTD. for H.P International. Distributed by Group II Communications Inc., Milwaukee Wis. Model No. 729ZT. FCC No. B187D4-12137-TE-T. REN 0.6B. OSOC RJ11C. A 9 inch tall Ronald McDonald is standing on a 1-1/4 inch high white base. The base says 'Ronald McDonald' on the front in red and yellow. Ronald is waving with his right arm and his left arm is down. He is wearing his yellow outfit with 3 white pockets each having the McDonalds logo (Golden Arches) on them. White pushbuttons with red lettering are on his back. Golden Arches are molded in above the buttons and have holes under the arches to hear the phone. There are also holes near the back of his knees to talk into. It has a white coiled cord. |
| Ronald Reagan |
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| RTC Computer |
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Looks like a personal computer. |
