Many of you own rotary dial telephones or intend to purchase a classic old phone from eBay, Cragislist or from an area garage sale or flea market.  These are all great sources for finding vintage rotary phones.  If you are careful, do a bit of homework, and deal with only reputable sellers with high buyer satisfaction rates you are likely to find an old phone in pretty good shape.

Unfortunately, many of the classic rotary phones are not properly wired to work with today’s phone systems.  Internal wiring needs to be modified to function properly with modern phone systems.  In many cases the bold old phone works fine, but the ringer does not ring.  Seriously?  Who wants an old rotary phone that doesn’t ring?

In addition to getting you new old phone into proper working order, many people like to have their rotary dial phone restored to near  factory condition.  With care, you can shine and polish your collectible rotary phone yourself, but there are pitfalls and mistakes you can make along the way that might actually damage the exterior of the phone.

Time to Get in Touch with an Expert

There are many phone collectors who do a good job restoring vintage rotary phones.  But if you want the finest restored phone possible, I suggest you get in touch with Dennis Markham at Vintage Rotary Phones. Dennis is a recognized expert in phone restoration and cuts no corners when restoring classic rotary phones to their original working condition.

Here’s some examples of rotary dial phones Dennis has restored:

As you can see, Dennis has passion for phone restoration and takes the time necessary to do a thorough and complete job.  Your phone will be as close to perfect as possible if you choose Dennis to handle the restoration of your collectible rotary phone.

Dennis also prides himself on great communication and outstanding customer service.  Contact Dennis today to inquire about having your phone restored to it’s former glory.

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