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Only a Boomer can answer all these questions about vintage telephones
You might want to listen to "Pennsylvania 6-5000" for clues.
Telephone technology has radically changed over our lifetime. When we were kids, the coolest telephone we could imagine owning was shaped like Mickey Mouse. Today, we have folding computer screens.
Boomers can perhaps even remember the time of party lines. You probably had to live through several decades to ace this quiz, too.
See if you can answer all these questions about vintage telephones. We're talking land lines here, kids.
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What is this?
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Which number is the arrow pointing to on a rotary dial?
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What is this device made by Ameritech?
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Which Elizabeth Taylor movie title is a telephone number?
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What is this kind of vintage telephone called?
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Why would you call the number 777-FILM?
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What is this device?
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The telephone number "MUrray Hill 5-9975" is what type of telephone number?
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Who is this using a car phone in 1958?
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Here is an ad for an "Amazing Telephone Breakthrough" — the cordless phone! What year is it from?
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What did dialing *66 do?
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On the West Coast, what would dialing "POPCORN" get you?
Only a Boomer can answer all these questions about vintage telephones
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