During my photographic walks it is not unusual to be asked why I am taking pictures, and sometimes an answer does not come easily. I was luckier last Sunday: photographing an old lamp in Borgo dei Cappuccini I met Alessandro, who introduced me to Gigi, the owner of an interesting collection of vintage items. We will see soon something more about this.
See also: Capuchins Walk - Raw Milk - Borgo Cappuccini - Santissima Trinità - Via degli Archi - B Like Borgo
Wonderful find, VP! I can't even remember when I last saw a rotary phone.
ReplyDeleteI need one of these in my old house!
ReplyDeleteGreat antique telephone. It must be from the 1930s or 1940s. It does have a rotary dial. Lovely fine.
ReplyDeleteThey never lost a signal in the middle of a call. Granted there was no storm.
ReplyDeleteThis is an old beauty VP, looks like we're in for some treats ahead :)
ReplyDeleteOf course, the question is whether this beauty still works!
ReplyDeleteA telephone in wood! Cool! I'd like to hear it ring.
ReplyDeleteThat's wonderful about your chance meeting.
The walks are back? Can't wait to see (and hear) more!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful piece, an old phone with two "eyes".
ReplyDeleteNice step back in time. My great grandparents had the phone number 1 in Tungelsta century ago.
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