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Our flagship model. Functions as a standard dynamic microphone, providing the classic "telephone" filtered sound. Features: Metal shielded cable ...

Vintage 1950s design, modern functionRotary-style push buttonsBuilt-in coin bank for savings, no coins needed for callsWall-mounted, adjustable ringer volumeIdeal for retro decor enthusiasts Retro Payphone - Red

Vintage 1950s design, modern functionRotary-style push buttonsBuilt-in coin bank for savings, no coins needed for callsWall-mounted, adjustable ringer volumeIdeal for retro decor enthusiasts Retro Payphone - Black

When most phones are smaller than an envelope, it's nice to remember the days of colorful phone booths and the jingle of dropping coins dropping in. Go back and find the past in this 1950s payphone from Crosley, reproduced down to the rotary-style push buttons. Even better, this vintage-inspired payphone doesn't take money, it saves it in a coin bank! Styled after 20th Century Payphone Push Button Rotary Fashion Dial Working Coin Box with Key Flash/Redial Feature Wall Mountable Measures 18.25in x 9in x 6.5in Imported

Design details: When most phones are smaller than an envelope, it's nice to remember the days of colorful phone booths and the jingle of dropping coins dropping in. Go back and find the past in this 1950s payphone from Crosley, reproduced down to the rotary-style push buttons. Even better, this vintage-inspired payphone doesn't take money, it saves it in a coin bank! Imported

ShowTrax CD for Payphone.Features:ShowTrax CDInstrumentation: ChoralVoicing: SHOWTRAX CD

PayphoneShowTrax CDPublisher: Hal LeonardCategory: ChoralSeries: Pop Choral SeriesFormat: CDShowTrax CD for Payphone.Inventory # : 00110421UPC...

What a long, strange trip it was. Through the night after JFK was assassinated, a quirky New Orleans man named David Ferrie drove from the Big Easy, rain beating on his windshield, to a deserted ice skating rink in Houston, arriving at three fifteen in the morning. After nervously making several payphone calls then and the next day from the rink, Ferrie turned around and headed home, where he was immediately arrested for conspiring to murder the president. Why? And why, thirty-nine months later, on the verge of being rearrested for the same crime, did he suddenly and suspiciously die? A Ferrie Tale paints a picture of the life of this complex man—commercial pilot, amateur Catholic priest, weekend scientist, hypnotist, detective, pianist, practicing psychologist, criminal. Appearing throughout the mosaic of his improbable story are the likes of mobster Carlos Marcello, Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby, a crafty Cuban exile named Sergio Arcacha Smith, cancer researcher Dr. Mary Sherman, DA Jim Garrison. Strippers. Gamblers. Popping in and out is an unlikely trio bound together by their tangled connections to JFK—Frank Sinatra, Chicago kingpin Sam Giancana, and JFK girlfriend Judith Campbell. The seductive and decadent city of New Orleans, the most unique and operatic city in America, provides the beat to this tale. Over time New Orleans’s citizens have been suffused with an amuse-yourself attitude—sometimes reasonable, sometimes not—that affected events in Ferrie’s life. “In this town,” as Ferrie was wont to say, “the craziest things make perfect sense.” David Ferrie was a conflicted figure who would’ve been remarkable even had he not been involved in a plot to assassinate President Kennedy. But his long tumble into this plot made him, as Orleans Parish DA Garrison publicly announced, “one of history’s most important individuals.”

What a long, strange trip it was. Through the night after JFK was assassinated, a quirky New Orleans man named David Ferrie drove from the Big Easy, rain beating on his windshield, to a deserted ice skating rink in Houston, arriving at three fifteen in the morning. After nervously making several payphone calls then and the next day from the rink, Ferrie turned around and headed home, where he was immediately arrested for conspiring to murder the president. Why? And why, thirty-nine months later, on the verge of being rearrested for the same crime, did he suddenly and suspiciously die? A Ferrie Tale paints a picture of the life of this complex man—commercial pilot, amateur Catholic priest, weekend scientist, hypnotist, detective, pianist, practicing psychologist, criminal. Appearing throughout the mosaic of his improbable story are the likes of mobster Carlos Marcello, Lee Harvey Oswald, Jack Ruby, a crafty Cuban exile named Sergio Arcacha Smith, cancer researcher Dr. Mary Sherman, DA Jim Garrison. Strippers. Gamblers. Popping in and out is an unlikely trio bound together by their tangled connections to JFK—Frank Sinatra, Chicago kingpin Sam Giancana, and JFK girlfriend Judith Campbell. The seductive and decadent city of New Orleans, the most unique and operatic city in America, provides the beat to this tale. Over time New Orleans’s citizens have been suffused with an amuse-yourself attitude—sometimes reasonable, sometimes not—that affected events in Ferrie’s life. “In this town,” as Ferrie was wont to say, “the craziest things make perfect sense.” David Ferrie was a conflicted figure who would’ve been remarkable even had he not been involved in a plot to assassinate President Kennedy. But his long tumble into this plot made him, as Orleans Parish DA Garrison publicly announced, “one of history’s most important individuals.”

Dial 4-3-7-6 to call on...Boy Chimney! Iron Snail! Human Virus! Shamanticore! Captain Lachrymose!Overweight, unemployed slacker Nelson Jent is not a hero. But with the twist of a dial, he can become one. A broken-down payphone down a forgotten alley holds the power to transform anyone with the right number into a host of different superheroes. And Nelson knows the number: 4-3-7-6. The number that spells HERO. Award-winning novelist China Miéville (winner of the World Fantasy Award, the British Science Fiction Award, the Hugo Award and the Arthur C. Clarke Award) and artists Mateus Santolouco (AMERICAN VAMPIRE) and Alberto Ponticelli (UNKNOWN SOLDIER) breathe new life into a classic Silver Age series with this surrealist masterpiece. This special Deluxe Edition includes the complete series of DIAL H as well sketches from the artists and afterword by China Miéville. Collects DIAL H #0-15.

It started with a phone call. With just one word: ‘Jessica’ - and now Detective Inspector Jessica Daniel has a big problem.Her missing friend, Bex, called from a battered seaside payphone and yet, by the time Jessica arrived, there was nobody there.One man claims he can help – but then he turns up on a beach stabbed to death.Jessica believes someone must be framing her. Someone who is always a step ahead.When she finds a boy whose tattoo matches Bex's, she becomes more desperate than ever for answers. But, with the police growing more suspicious, Jessica doesn’t have long to find Bex before she becomes the prime suspect for a murder.With more than her career at stake, can Jessica clear her name - and find her friend – before it’s too late for them both?