Deferovoculae circumdactylos
(commonly referred to as the Rotary dial telephone, or rotary phone)
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First appearing around 1900, this unit stuck around for a long time. Although the circumdactylos has since become almost extinct, it is still a recognizeable icon, and images of it are still common today.
Deferovoculae circumdactylos has been removed from the surrounding matrix (stone base) although some chunks of matrix remain around the unit. Coloration varies from a light gray to reddish to brownish to a dark gray.
Special thanks to the Austin Goodwill Computer Works and Museum for their help and encouragement with this project.
Contact me for any questions.
<=== CLICK the smaller photos for a larger view and purchasing information.
First appearing around 1900, this unit stuck around for a long time. Although the circumdactylos has since become almost extinct, it is still a recognizeable icon, and images of it are still common today.
Deferovoculae circumdactylos has been removed from the surrounding matrix (stone base) although some chunks of matrix remain around the unit. Coloration varies from a light gray to reddish to brownish to a dark gray.
Special thanks to the Austin Goodwill Computer Works and Museum for their help and encouragement with this project.
Contact me for any questions.
