Soviet Public Payphone - Retro Rotary Phone with Cyrillic Instructions #3223420 (License: Personal Use)

This olive-green public telephone is a quintessential example of late-Soviet design, featuring a rotary dial with both Arabic numerals and Cyrillic letters (Г, Д, Е, Ж, И, К, Л, В, Б, А) for dialing. The unit includes clear operational instructions in Russian, emergency service codes (01, 02, 03), a coin slot for 2 kopeks, and a coin return button. The handset rests on a spring-loaded cradle, and the device bears the emblem of the USSR Ministry of Communications.

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