Posted 4 months, 7 days ago
bensonm16
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this is a working 1964 princess 10 button in brass and black. I think it may have been called an "imperial Princess" sold only in MN for abt a year. Any idea of it's worth?
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The princess rotary dial telephone was the design of Henry Dreyfuss & Assoc. It was introduced in 1959 and the most popular was the pink rotary lighted dial. By 1963 10 button touch tone was introduced. Western Electric the manufacture of the princess made special order princess telephones for the Bell system and independent telephone companies. I have seen your brass & black along with the Silver & black in the California market. That is a nice looking princess you have.