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Meji Park, Tokyo, JapanBuddhism.Oct 01, 1996
Kyoto, JapanVery holy. Shinto.Oct 01, 1996
Hiroshima, JapanVery sexy.Oct 01, 1996
IcelandOct 01, 1996
IcelandThe only style! These are still very common.Jul 10, 1997
IcelandA telephphone box.Jul 10, 1997
IcelandThis is the most commom type. Red. Note the dammage to it. Almost every Icelandic payphone has been scratched - many have look like phones after a riot after an ordinary weekend - Icelanders are destructive.Jul 10, 1997
IcelandOnly found this type at the airport.Jul 10, 1997
Marrakech, MoroccoSent in by: A.6Jan 21, 1997
Tel Aviv, IsraelSent in by: H?Jan 27, 1997
IsraelSent in by: H?Jan 27, 1997
Escondido, MexicoOct 11, 1998
Wellington, New ZealandSent in by: JuarezJun 19, 1996
Port-Vila, VanuatuThis country has 3000 telephones. Vanuatu is located in Oceana.Sent in by: JuarezJun 19, 1996
Taxco, MexicoSent in by: Mig - IIOct 24, 1996
MexicoSent in by: 5150 BOYApr 19, 1997
Liverpool, EnglandRed payphone a dying breed.Apr 20, 1997
Jerusalem, IsraelSent in by: UnknownJun 01, 1996
Jerusalem, IsraelSent in by: UnknownMay 31, 1996
East Jerusalem, IsraelPalestinian quarter.Sent in by: UnknownJun 02, 1996
Luxor, EgyptNotice the exposed wires.Sent in by: UnknownMay 21, 1996
Coptic Christian quarter, Cairo, EgyptNotice the exposed wires.Sent in by: UnknownMay 28, 1996
BahamasSent in by: ScrewsJan 27, 1997
Varazdin, Croatiathis phone uses cards. Not yet hacked.Sent in by: PerunJan 21, 1997
Montego Bay, JamaicaIt only accepts speacial pre-paid cards. (Yes, it was a wonderful honeymoon, thank you.)Jan 30, 1997
SloveniaThe red phone exists in tonken-only version. It's being replaced by the blue phone, which accepts chip-cards and tokens.Sep 04, 1998
SingaporeNov 18, 1996
MexicoThis is what happens to phones that keep cards OR evidence that there is a markey for used payphones in Mexico.Sent in by: A LargeDogMar 06, 1997
Acapulco, MexicoSent in by: A LargeDogMar 06, 1997
Puerto de Somethin, MexicoNice place, but the name is impossible.Sent in by: A LargeDogMar 06, 1997
MexicoSent in by: A LargeDogMar 06, 1997
Fukuoka, JapanSent in by: A LargeDogMar 06, 1997
Heathrow Airport, London, EnglandSent in by: UtahNov 15, 1996
Helsinki, FinlandSent in by: UtahNov 15, 1996
Narita, JapanSent in by: LeadfootJan 21, 1997
Salonica, GreeceJan 15, 1997
Calgary, Alberta, CanadaI haven't seen a phone booth with a cowboy hat on top before!Sent in by: Acidic TearJul 13, 1996
BelgiumThe top slot takes pre-paid phone cards, the other slot takes magnetic credit cards and phone cards.Sent in by: NemoMar 25, 1997
JapanApr 07, 1997
Dominican RepublicSent in by: Santa ClauseDec 25, 1997
Melbourne, AustraliaSent in by: T.J. and HitmanJun 15, 1997
Budapest, HungaryBill payphone (only in Budapest Megacity)Jul 31, 1997
Budapest, HungaryCard phone.Jul 31, 1997
Budapest, HungaryBill payphone (ten years old)Jul 31, 1997
Ireland[Telecom Eirelann van]Sent in by: GryffynJun 01, 1995
IrelandSent in by: GryffynJun 01, 1995
Tokyo, JapanISDN phoneSent in by: StealthMay 27, 1997
SingaporeCoin only.Sent in by: StealthMay 27, 1997
SingaporeSent in by: StealthMay 27, 1997
SingaporeNote it only has the card swiper on top to allow you to pay for calls.Sent in by: StealthMay 27, 1997
SingaporeShopping mall near Orchard Blvd.Sent in by: StealthMay 27, 1997
SingaporeSent in by: SeizeCTRLDec 02, 1996
BahrainAt a McDonaldsSent in by: SeizeCTRLDec 02, 1996
PhilippinesAnother card phones that seems to be taking over the rest of the world.Sent in by: SeizeCTRLDec 03, 1996
AustraliaTelstraAug 02, 1997
AustraliaOptusAug 02, 1997
New ZealandAug 02, 1997
Santiago, ChileApr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileCTC telephone call center.Apr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileEntel payphone.Apr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileClose up of Entel payphome.Apr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileTelephone Manquehue payphone at night.Apr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileTelephone Manquehue payphone, classic design.Apr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileTelephone Manquehue payphone, common design.Apr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileClose up of technician working in CTC payphone.Apr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileTechnician working in CTC payphone.Apr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileCTC payphone, classic design.Apr 01, 1997
Santiago, ChileClose up of CTC payphone. Classic design.Apr 01, 1997
Vienna, AustriaSent in by: dillo and tIWApr 23, 1997
JamaicaAug 14, 1997
Beijing, ChinaAug 09, 1997
Karlovy Vary, Czech RepublicJul 16, 1997
SlovakiaSent in by: DanbenJul 14, 1997
Czech RepublicSent in by: DanbenJul 14, 1997
VenezuelaCellular payphone in Adean cable-car station; exclusively accepts chip crads.Sent in by: Henry MatisseJul 29, 1997
VenezuelaUses French/Danish-type chip cardSent in by: Henry MatisseJul 29, 1997
UnknownJun 30, 1997
Athens, GreeceApr 01, 1997
Jakarta, IndonesiaChip card telephoneMar 16, 1997
Jakarta, IndonesiaMagnetic card telephoneMar 16, 1997
Jakarta, IndonesiaCoin telephoneMar 16, 1997
Taipei, TaiwanSent in by: MentatMar 16, 1997
SlovakiaThis is the most common model of payphone in Slovakia. The sign says Failure of a public phone to report to tel. No. 531 77 77. This service is free.Jun 01, 1997
Rome, ItalyMay 29, 1997
Luang Phrabang, LaosThere are fewer than 20 public phoneboothes in Laos. This may be the only public phonebooth in Luang Phrabang. The major cities have telephone offices, where it is possible to make IDD calls.Sent in by: Tommy the touristJun 05, 1997
Montevideo, UruguayAntel is the state owned phone company. These phones work on token, so there is always someone selling them nearby. They do have a special feature: see the black button on the right? You can call a person and if you receive an anwsering machineSent in by: 0Jan 22, 2017
Cape Town, South AfricaSent in by: GENOCYANIDE__138Apr 01, 1999
GreeceThis was the first time I saw a plastic phone, which accepts phone cards. Notice the card on the side. (Ah, the possibilities!)Feb 17, 1999
GreeceThe government owned Phone Company OTE later brought out this model which is smaller, and has new features.Feb 17, 1999
GreeceThis was the first widely available card phone in Greece with the slot on the side.Feb 17, 1999
GreeceHere is the oldest of phones which still takes coins, and upon connection you push the red button.Feb 17, 1999
Geneva, SwitzerlandThe would famous neutral country seems to be lacking a bit on the technology side… At least for telephones.Feb 05, 1999
Juarez, MexicoI found it sort of interesting since it stands in a rather poor Mexican border-town, yet is better than most phones found in the US, given its LCD display, calling card slot, and assorment of special-function buttons; plus it's in good codition.Jul 06, 1999
Burbank, California, USASent in by: Mr. DigitJul 16, 1999
London, EnglandSent in by: RazJul 15, 1999
Scheveningen, NetherlandsSent in by: RazJul 15, 1999
ItalyItaly's credit card only phone.Sent in by: Blue CalxApr 20, 1999
Amsterdam, NetherlandsSent in by: Blue CalxApr 20, 1999
Orlando, Florida, USANot really foreign, but it had a card reader on the front of it.Sent in by: CynJun 02, 1999
SwedenThis is a new one, the infor@fon - the last thing I heard of it was that we only had two of these in Sweeden, one in Stockholm and one in Gothenburg. But that was a while ago. With this phone you can check your e-mail, you can dock your laptop to it.Sent in by: /AdrianMay 01, 1999
SwedenTelia is the Sweedish phone operator.Sent in by: /AdrianMay 01, 1999
SwedenThis is THE Sweedish payphone, it's a card-phone and you can find it everyplace you go.Sent in by: /AdrianMay 01, 1999
SwedenThis is a newer kind of coin-phone. This one you can find at bath-houses and such.Sent in by: /AdrianMay 01, 1999
SwedenThis is an OLD coin-payphone. I found this one at an airport, that's about the only place you'll find them these days.Sent in by: /AdrianMay 01, 1999
BelgiumSent in by: HangnailJan 04, 1999
NetherlandsSent in by: HangnailJan 04, 1999
Ottawa, CanadaI've never seen this type of phone before.Jan 01, 1999
Ottawa, CanadaNew Millennium telephon, made by Northern Telecom.Jan 01, 1999
Ottawa, CanadaOlder payphoneJan 01, 1999
Twenty Nine Palms, California, USAThe wiring at this place is not very sophisticated, and therefore you will notice the unlocked network interface directly next to the phone. Does this still count as a payphone?Sent in by: D-ReczApr 10, 1999
IsraelVionne in front of Israeli payphone.Jun 06, 1997
Prague, Czech RepublicJan 01, 1998
California, USAApr 30, 1999
AustraliaMar 01, 1999
Amsterdam, NetherlandsThe design is not at all unique in the city.Nov 17, 1998
SingaporeA newer card phone which also accepts credit cards.Dec 14, 1998
SingaporeOne of the first card phones available.Dec 14, 1998
SingaporeA payphone that accepts only coins.Dec 14, 1998
Sarajevo, BosniaFeb 13, 1999
Sarajevo, BosniaSent in by: //SCUDJun 01, 1997
Yosemite Nation Park, California, USASnaped this picture in Yosemite National Park next to Nevada Falls, which is miles (!) from the trail head, and a few thousand vertical feet up from the main camp.Nov 10, 1998
Ruzyne Airport, Prague, Czech RepublicCard phoneNov 18, 1998
Ruzyne Airport, Prague, Czech RepublicCoin phoneNov 18, 1998
Airport, Frankfurt, GermanyNov 18, 1998
Cancun, MexicoThis is by far the cleanest card-phone in Mexico. The owner of the leg underneath shall forever remain a mysteryJun 16, 1998
Airport, AustraliaSent in by: Peter KalscamNov 01, 1997
Hobart, Tasmania, AustraliaSent in by: Peter KalscamNov 01, 1997
Kangaroo Island, AustraliaSent in by: Peter KalscamNov 01, 1997
Adelaide Suburb, AustraliaThis would be a great shot if the payphone was larger, I would keep the Twilight Zone sign, though.Sent in by: Peter KalscamNov 01, 1997
Yerevan, ArmeniaThis is a jeton operated phone in a Yerevan department store in Armenia. I have no idea what the sign on the wall says.Nov 01, 1997
Tblisi, GeorgiaNov 01, 1997
Central Phoenix, Arizona, USASent in by: Tuxedo MaskJan 22, 2017
Schipol Airport, Amsterdam, NetherlandsJun 07, 1998
Pensylvania, USASent in by: YN-59566Jan 22, 2017
UnknownBeyond HopeSent in by: UnknownJan 22, 2017
IrelandSent in by: Tar PitSep 10, 1997
Florida, USAAug 09, 1998
Orlando, Florida, USAConfessional payphone from Church Street Station.Aug 16, 1998
USA[R.I.P.]Aug 19, 1998
SingaporeFound outside of a shopping mall. The sign which is cut off states that IDD (International Direct Dial) will be available 'soon' from these phones. Coins only.Nov 26, 1996
Bangkok, ThailandIn a temple. The golden figure is the Reclining Buddha, a bronze stature 70 feet long. It was unusual to find a phone near a religious symbol as well as in a sacred temple. It took coins.Nov 26, 1996
Phuket, ThailandI found it sitting outside of a rundown store, it being the most modern thing in the place. It did not appear to take coins, instead you had to feed it a phone card available at local stores, including the one it was sitting in front of (imagine that!).Nov 26, 1996
Stockholm, SwedenAirportFeb 13, 1998
Liestal, SwitzerlandCard operatedDec 25, 1998
Basel, SwitzerlandCard operatedDec 25, 1998
Tel Aviv, IsraelCoin operatedDec 25, 1998
Tel Aviv, IsraelCard operatedDec 25, 1998
MalaysiaJan 01, 1993
Brasilia, BrazilJan 01, 1994
La Serena, ChiliNov 01, 1993
Puerto La Cruz, VenezuelaFeb 01, 1994
Bogota, ColombiaMar 01, 1994
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaDec 01, 0193
Narca, PeruOct 01, 1993
Minnesota, USACampus phone at University of Minnesota. You've got to be short to use it - it's about 3 feet off the ground and the cord is about 10 inches.Jan 12, 1998
Volendam, NetherlandsJolly Midas HotelSent in by: Five EyesOct 31, 1997
Rome, ItalyJolly Midas HotelSent in by: Five EyesOct 31, 1997
JapanSent in by: UnknownSep 03, 1997
FranceHigh in the Alps. A French phone, card only.Sent in by: PhredoJan 01, 1998
Venice, ItalyA professional Italian hard at work. Card or coin.Sent in by: PhredoJan 01, 1998
Saigon, VietnamNov 19, 1996
Hanoi, VietnamNov 19, 1996
South KoreaJan 13, 1998
BermudaNext to Robin Hood's Pub. Exposed wiring around back (not visible in photo) for more phun!Sent in by: Szechuan DeathDec 29, 1997
Montreal, CanadaDec 03, 1997
London, EnglandVictoria Station (Tube)Sent in by: Dr. DaveDec 01, 1997
Minsk, BelarusSent in by: VileJun 02, 1996
Nynex LandKing of kingsSent in by: UnknownJan 22, 2017
NetherlandsJan 01, 1998
Northern DenmarkJun 15, 1997
Ninzy Novogorod, RussiaPlease note how advanced this phone is. First: you will never be able to cut off the handset, unless you have special tools, second: this phone even has push buttons. I tried it, works well enough.Feb 19, 1998
MalaysiaJan 09, 1998
JordanJan 15, 1998
NetherlandsJan 15, 1998
ArgentinaSent in by: SathackerOct 23, 1998
Yokosuka, JapanMar 16, 1995
Peshlawar, PakistanSep 29, 1997
JapanApparently Japanese phones are color coded for what phone calls you can make. (eg. Green phone might be local phone numbers.)Sent in by: Marla TerribleJul 08, 1998
Sao Paulo, BrazilOct 10, 1998
Bundaberd, Queensland, AustraliaJul 09, 1998
Mexico City, MexicoU.N.A.M. (Universidad National Autonomica Mexico) No coinslot, as far as I can tell it only accepts Ladatel smartscard.Jul 12, 1998
Athens, GreeceSent in by: CronosJul 25, 1998
Chowchilla, California, USAPayphone I found in a ditch in the trashy town of Chowchilla that I call home. Since it was already trashed, I took it home and cut it up with a torch. Let's hope I haven't offended any phreakers. And yes, rusty phones are flammable.Sent in by: Dr. Chaos Ph.DApr 29, 1998
Chowchilla, California, USAPayphone I found in a ditch in the trashy town of Chowchilla that I call home.Sent in by: Dr. Chaos Ph.DApr 29, 1998
Tuscon, Arizona, USAQuestion: What the hell is this little box with the LED under this phone? A frequency monitor perhaps? You never know how the gov is trying to control these days. Watch out for the mind police and have a nice day.Sent in by: JacThRipperApr 01, 1998
Levice, SlovakiaThe payphone for chip cards. I should insert card with 50 Sk, 75 Sk, 100 Sk, and 200 Sk value. Chip cards are Type II with 5 stage octal counter.Mar 25, 1998
Levice, SlovakiaThe payphone for coins. I should insert 2 Sk (Slovak Crowns, USD=33 Sk), 5 Sk, 10 Sk.Mar 25, 1998
NetherlandsNotice no slot for the money. The phones use a prepaid chipcard or a creditcard. All their phone are the same. They are suspiciously modern for a farm in the middle of nowhere.Sent in by: Traveling ReaderAug 25, 1998
Quebec, CanadaSent in by: RebelkidJul 12, 1998
Larvik/Sandefjerd, NorwayThis is a photo of one of the sattelite centers for Telnor, Norway's all-encompasing telecommunications monopoly.Sent in by: SchviceFeb 09, 1998
Athens, GreeceSent in by: sklotzJul 29, 1998
Serena, ChileNumerous Dicom shops located throughout Chile sell information on any of Chile's citizens. You can purchase their arrest record, driving record, school attendance and even grades.Sent in by: AnonymousJan 22, 2017
PortugalSimple coin operated telephone.Aug 05, 1997
PortugalOnly accepts credit cards, multi-bank cards (Portugese ATM cards) and TLP cards which are pre-paid calling cards with a memory chip issued by Telecom-Portugal.Aug 05, 1997
Sighisodra, RomaniaBirthplace of Vlad the Implaer a/k/a Dracula.Jul 31, 1997
GreeceCard phoneAug 21, 1997
Peace Garden International Park, CanadaNotice the Crime Stoppers signSent in by: AnonymousSep 19, 1998
La Paz, BoliviaTokens for phones.Aug 23, 1997
La Paz, BoliviaThese phones only take tokens, which would be a hassle except that most phones have a beggar sitting beside them who will sell them to you.Aug 23, 1997
La Paz, BoliviaAug 23, 1997
Czech RepublicAug 25, 1997
Manaba Beach, South AfricaNew card telephoneAug 27, 1997
Manaba Beach, South AfricaCoin telephoneAug 27, 1997
Manaba Beach, South AfricaOld card telephoneAug 27, 1997
HungraryCoin only.Oct 31, 1997
Siofok, HungraryThe newsest - I guess made in France. Works only with a phone card and has a digital display. The sign above says you can call back at this number.Oct 31, 1997
Pecs, HungraryThe oldest one I could find. It is pulse dialing.Nov 05, 1997
Pecs, HungraryAt a barber shop. 212-731 is the phone number.Oct 31, 1997
TurkeyTurk Telecom, the nicest looking telefon I saw in Europe.Jan 01, 1998
Athens, GreeceDifferently designed than most Greek card phones.Jan 01, 1998
GreeceA Greek card phone with an unusual amount of graffiti. [None?]Jan 01, 1998
MonacoMonaco telecom building in the middle of a residential street.Jan 01, 1998
MonacoA larger Monaco Telecom phone that looks engineered for disabled persons.Jan 01, 1998
MonacoMonaco has its own phone system?!Jan 01, 1998
FranceA typical France Telecom phone.Jan 01, 1998
Barcelona, SpainJan 01, 1998
IsraelApr 13, 1998
GreeceApr 13, 1998
Brisbane, Queensland, AustraliaSep 13, 1998
New Providence Island, BahamasMay 18, 1998
San Juan, Puerto RicoMay 18, 1998
Chinatown, Victoria Island, CanadaSent in by: AnonymousSep 21, 1998
Lake Louise, Canadian Rockies, CanadaNothing that unique about the phones themselves, but I thought the package, with the backing scenes, made them neat.Sep 16, 1998
Houston[Not Texas. Ted?]Oct 15, 1998
Paris, FranceOct 15, 1998
Chipping Camden, EnglandOct 02, 1998
Dublin, IrelandOct 02, 1998
Montreal, Quebec, CanadaThis payphone uses coins, calling cards, credit cards. A redbox works on it as well.Sent in by: SnoozerJun 03, 1998
New York, New York, USAPlease tell me what a Chinatown telephone pagoda is doing on Ave A and 9th St!Sep 04, 1999
Sarajevo, Bosnia and HerzegovinaSep 29, 1998
Voronezh City, RussiaJan 22, 2017
Cockland County, New York, USAHere is a brand spankin' new set of Bell Atlantic [RIP] phones from the Palisades mall. This particular phone is for the vertically challenged.Sent in by: Digital BlurOct 20, 1998
NetherlandsSent in by: PJ van BelzenSep 04, 1996
St. MaartenSent in by: PhozmoApr 20, 1998
New York, New York, USASent in by: UnknownSep 11, 1998
St. Maartens, Netherland AntillesThis is the only payphone I saw, and it didn't have a handsetSent in by: 0Jan 22, 2017
Birmingham Gardens, NSW, AustraliaI'm not sure what the deal is with these phones. They're portable, and perhaps privately operated. You'll find these sitting outside a service station or a newsagency.Nov 12, 1997
Birmingham Gardens, NSW, AustraliaAhh, a rarity! A slightly different version of the old style phone. I walked 5 km for this shot!! Fuck me!!Nov 12, 1997
Birmingham Gardens, NSW, AustraliaThe old type phone. These are still somewhat common, but most have had the dial wheel replaced by buttons. The coin warning lamps no longer work.Nov 12, 1997
Birmingham Gardens, NSW, AustraliaFormerly the most up-to-date phones, still the most prevalent. Moving LCD. Phonecard slot with the green arrows on the far side. Two locks on the near side: both are double-sided key-pin locks. Top opens the phone, bottom unlocks the coin drawer.Nov 12, 1997
Birmingham GardensNSW, AustraliaSent in by: 0Jan 22, 2017
Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), VietnamThe system in Saigon operates primarily on pulse dial.Mar 07, 1996
Vatican City (Italy)Sent in by: EquantMar 06, 1996
Siracusa, Sicily, ItalyAncient Greek QuarrySent in by: EquantMar 06, 1996
Palermo, Sicily, ItalySpanish Quarter. Fuck Police!Sent in by: EquantMar 06, 1996
Royal naval Dockyark, BermudaPhone has a 2-line 15 character LCD display above the handset which displays the amount of your deposit and remaining talk time. Only 25 cents for an HOUR!Oct 06, 1997
Moscow, RussiaThe letters on the plane says Micron-Millenia, the world fastest computer. Needless to say we don't know what this computer is at all. Featured is Michael Bravo.Sent in by: AsyMay 25, 1995
Kiev, UkraineLocal currency is worthless, coins are no longer used, phones are free! Ukraine phone system is rather crude and unreliable with poor connections and lotsa line noise.Sent in by: HighlanderMay 13, 1996
Leon, NicaraguaAug 21, 1997
Managua, NicaraguaAug 21, 1997
Iraklion, Crete, GreeceAug 21, 1997
ThailandNotice the wires!Sent in by: K_LocJan 22, 2017
Bologna, ItalyMar 16, 1996
Kalka, IndiaJan 30, 1993
Phuket International Airport, ThailandJan 30, 1993
Bangkok Airport, ThailandJan 30, 1993
Lantau, Hong KongJan 30, 1993
Central, Hong KongJan 30, 1993
Isle of Right, EnglandSep 04, 1997
Auckland, New ZealandThis is a cardphone. These are by far the most popular payphones. Fuck knows what the sticker is with the fire on it.Feb 26, 1996
Auckland, New ZealandThe credit card phone takes credit cards (no shit) not phonecards. For some unapparent reason if you press one of the buttones on the edges it changes the language appearing on the display. Weird.Feb 26, 1996
Mexico City, MexicoThis amazingly clean TelMex was found in downtown Mexico City.Sent in by: The Almighty Grunge BunnyMar 23, 1996
Cordoba, SpainMost phones in Barcelona and Madrid are if not identical, very similar.Sent in by: SolipsistMar 16, 1996
Muscat, OmanCentral communications tower.Nov 17, 1997
Doha, QatarNov 17, 1997
Aswan, EgyptNov 17, 1997
Cairo, EgyptNov 17, 1997
BahrainNov 17, 1997
Muscat, OmanNov 17, 1997
Jerusalem, IsraelNov 17, 1997
Damascus, SyriaNov 17, 1997
Aleppo, SyriaNov 17, 1997
Dubai, United Arab EmiratesNov 17, 1997
Kathmandu, NepalThey don't really have coin-operated phones in Nepal - you pay the man and he dials the phone for you.Nov 14, 1997
Airport, SingaporeSent in by: CreedNov 14, 1997
TaiwanThis type of phone can be found almost everywhere. Uses a phonecard. The user inserts the card into phone, then begins dialing, the phonecard has a certain limited amount of minutes, once the time is up the card is useless, the user will buy another.Nov 17, 1997
TaiwanThis type of phone was dominant for a while, but now they're barely any in existance. Operates on three types of coins, 1 yaun, 5 yaun, and 10, yaun (similar to the penny, nickel and dime in the US).Nov 17, 1997
Bali, IndonesiaAug 13, 1997
London, EnglandAnd how can't we without the Red Box. The English Rob Boot as seen in Leiceter Square, London.Sep 23, 1997
London, EnglandAnother sample of the BT payphones. London's Cochfosters area - there is such a place.Sep 23, 1997
London, EnglandA payphone in the tube (so you can phone someone between tudes that come every 5 minutes).Sep 23, 1997
MalaysiaJan 22, 2017
JapanGray for data, green for voice. In Japan you have a choice.Sent in by: domoJun 09, 1997
AustraliaOct 22, 1997
Tokyo, JapanIn front of Legislative Diet Building. Has an LCD screen shows instructions and time remaining, among other things. The two horrizontal slots below the dialing buttons are for the insertion and ejection of phonecards.Oct 11, 1997
NetherlandsTypical Dutch telephone.Aug 12, 1997
NetherlandsTypical Dutch telephon and chip card.Aug 12, 1997
NetherlandsTypical Dutch telephone booth.Aug 12, 1997
BahrainSent in by: UnknownJan 22, 2017
Saudi ArabiaSent in by: UnknownJan 22, 2017
Belfast, IrelandCoin phoneSent in by: UtahSep 04, 1994
Belfast, IrelandMercury card onlySent in by: UtahSep 04, 1994
Dublin, IrelandCards only.Sent in by: UtahSep 04, 1994
Dublin, IrelandCoin phoneSent in by: UtahSep 04, 1994
New Providence Island, BahamasNote carefully the marine cut plywood. I saw some in free standing booths. There also appear to be two varients of the phone, both built by Northern Telecom, but one say BaTelCo on the top.Sent in by: Nameless OneAug 19, 1993
Copenhagen, DenmarkSent in by: KingpinJan 22, 2017
Helsinki, FinlandSent in by: KingpinJan 22, 2017
St. Petersburg, RussiaSent in by: KingpinJan 22, 2017
New Zealand8816Sent in by: KingpinJan 22, 2017
Seoul, South KoreaThe sell credits in local stores that you can use in the phone.Mar 06, 1994
Calcutta, IndiaOh, Calcutta!Jan 15, 1992
ArgentinaSent in by: UnknownJan 22, 2017
Argentina[Orange rotory COCOT behind bars.)Sent in by: UnknownJan 22, 2017
BrazilSome phone require tokens, others take cards.Apr 28, 1994
Warsaw, PolandIt would accept Canadian coinsSent in by: LiborSep 26, 1994
Bangkok Airport, ThailandAug 16, 1993
Bangkok, ThailandAug 16, 1993
MyanmarAug 16, 1993
Rangoon, MyanmarAug 16, 1993
Tokyo, JapanAug 16, 1993
Dusseldorf, GermanyAirportNov 01, 1993
Marmaris, TurkeyPayphone accepts CARDS only. Very similar to ones I've seen in Greece.Aug 02, 1993
Athens, GreeceThis is the lamest payphone I have even seen. As you can see it's a rotory phone. I guess people use this payphone to make local calls around Greece. Both times I tried there was no dial-tone.Aug 09, 1993
Athens, GreeceAccept cards only.Aug 09, 1993
Madrid, SpainThis Blue Moster is the smartest payphone I have ever seen. Accepts calling cards, American Express, Diner's Club. Accepts coins and gives change. Bilingual, volume control, lets you switch cardsAug 01, 1993
Moscow, RussiaSign at top reads tax-a-phone.Sent in by: MagottJul 23, 1993
Bangkok, ThailandPhone commonly found in Thailand.Sent in by: MOJAug 09, 1993
New York, New York, USAFire!Jun 29, 1993
Hamar, NorwayNewer phone. Featured multiple languages for instructions and accepted the popular debit phone cards, with a chip on the card.Mar 11, 1994
Hamar, NorwayOlder model. Only accepted coins and made annoying 'beeps' to remind you how long you've been on the phone. One too many beeps and you're promptly disconnected.Mar 11, 1994
VenezuelaMagnetic card and coin.Sent in by: CasilocoApr 28, 1993
VenezuelaVenezuelan phone company was privatized last year and bought by a consortium led by AT&T and GTE. The service is worse than ever, more expensive.Sent in by: CasilocoApr 28, 1993
VenezuelaMagnetic card only.Sent in by: CasilocoApr 28, 1993
VenezuelaVenezuelan COCOTSent in by: CasilocoApr 28, 1993
Salvador, Bahia, BrazilAll the phones here are blue or red.Jan 03, 1995
Salvador, Bahia, BrazilAll the phones here are bright blue or red.Jan 03, 1995
Moscow, RussiaJighly advanced technology from the former Soviet Union. The payphones only accept one ruble coins, an obsolete denomination.Oct 18, 1994
Bristol, EnglandJul 12, 1994
UKSent in by: UnknownJan 22, 2017
UKSent in by: UnknownDec 30, 1991
Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia, Canada5264Aug 01, 1992
La Paz, Baja California Sur, MexicoPhone is quite rugged, just as strong as the phones here in the States, and the plastic canopy, while seemingly cheap in appearance, is actually quite sturdy. It accepts 500 and 1000 peso coins.Sent in by: Dr. FreezeFeb 07, 1993
UruguayJan 01, 1996
Osorno, ChileJan 01, 1996
Dalian City, ChinaCard phoneSent in by: ChocheseMar 11, 1996
Dalian City, ChinaSign at payphone with a meter, where a guy watches you the whole time.Sent in by: ChocheseMar 11, 1996
Dalian City, ChinaPayphone with a meter, where a guy watches you the whole time.Sent in by: ChocheseMar 11, 1996
Island of Kinmen, TaiwanSent in by: The MagicianNov 17, 1997
Province of La Romana, Dominican RepublicNear HigueralApr 06, 1997
233HS UnitsJan 01, 1996
Ontario, Canada233H in #11 BoothJan 01, 1996
Ontario, CanadaQSD2100Jan 01, 1996
Ontario, Canada233HJan 01, 1996
Ontario, CanadaCenturionJan 01, 1996
Port Hacking, AustraliaA pedestrian-light controller. Remotely programmed by the phone. It has an access door protected by a locker-type lock.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaAn access hole for </= 10 pairs.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaAn access hole for a single pair.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaThe other side of the Sydney Water box. A Yale lock protects a door labeled Telecommunications Frame. Hmmm?Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaThis is a mystery. The box is labeled Sydney Water - the state water utility. But the other side is interesting.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaA automatic ticket vendor at a railway station. It is remotely programmed and monitored by armoured phone lines.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaStreet lights are often controlled via the phon lines. Half-way up the pole is the relay box, next to a pillar cable box.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaA piller-type cable box. It holds about 100 pairs. Next to it is the access hole for a 1000 pair group.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaEach traffic-light controller has an access box for Telecom (locked with a locker-type key). Traffic lights are remotely programmed via the phone lines.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaNot a phone, of course. This is a traffic-light controller - but take a look around the side.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaAn emergency phone in a lift. Lots of exposed wires. Lifiting the handset give a dial-tone then the sound of pulse dialling.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaA new sight in Australia! A cable-TV repeater up a pole.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaA frame inside an office. The cover has fallen offf. Normally they are locked but the keys are all alike and easy to get ahold of.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaAn old green payphone retrofitted with a keypad (pulse only). It takes 10c, 20c, 50c, and $1 coins. Found only in a few street phone boxes in poorer suburbs or county towns.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaA privately owned and built payphone. Takes 20c coins only. Found in small shops.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaThe Telecom Bulue privately-owned payphone. Takes 10c, 20c, 50c, and $1 coins. Found in small shops.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaThe Telecom Gold privately-owned payphone. Takes 10c, 20c, 50c, and $1 coins. LCD display shows payment but not number dialed.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaA credit-card only payphone. Very hungry - $1.50 for a local call *usually 40c)! Two keypads: dialing, PIN inputNov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaA phonecard-only payphone. Found in small numbers on city streets, shopping malls, railway stations, campuses.Nov 02, 1995
Port Hacking, AustraliaThis is the most common payphone found in city streets, shopping malls, railway stations, university campuses.Nov 02, 1995
Tblisi, GeorgiaJul 11, 1996
Tuzla, Bosnia HerzegovinaPay for the units displayed on the counter.Jun 17, 1996
Tuzla, Bosnia HerzegovinaTakes local tokens.Jun 17, 1996
Wieliczha, PolandPhone in a salt mine.Sent in by: HannelisMay 19, 1994
Portoroi, SloveniaYou can put in phone coins of 3 different types (ASent in by: 0Jan 22, 2017
Schwaebisch Hall, GermanyOne of Telekoms Clubtelefon series - found in restaurants and bars. Uses standard phone jack.Jan 02, 1995
New ZealandTakes phone cards.Sent in by: KingpinJul 12, 1992
Gonia, GreeceNote the grafitti - FUCK TOURISTS.Jan 22, 2017
Gonia, GreeceJan 22, 2017
Munich, GermanyAirportJun 29, 1995
GermanyAt a trade school.Jun 29, 1995
Prague, Czech RepublicNote the different numbers for 911.Jun 29, 1996
The Pantheon, Rome, ItalyInfo phone. Not a real telephone, but who could resist taking a picture of a phone at the Pantheon?Sent in by: EclipseSep 01, 1994
Paris, FranceSent in by: EclipseSep 01, 1994
Rome, ItalyAirportSent in by: EclipseSep 01, 1994
Sofia, BulgariaOct 24, 1994
Karachi, PakistanSent in by: UnknownJan 22, 2017
Moscow, RussiaIn subway station.Sent in by: FremmyDec 20, 1995
Tblisi, GeorgiaThey still work fine with a 5 Tetri coin, about 3.5 cents.Sent in by: FremmyJun 20, 1996
New York, New York, USAClose-up. These toolboxes we're left all over NYC. What keeps people from stealing them? (Honesty)Sent in by: Almost StealthJun 19, 1996
New York, New York, USAThese toolboxes we're left all over NYC. What keeps people from stealing them? (Honesty)Sent in by: Almost StealthJun 19, 1996
Lima, PeruJan 13, 1996
Suceava, RomaniaThey must have a vandalism problem here. Phones run on 20 Lei coins, pretty scarce, worth about 1 cent.Sep 01, 1995
Chisnau, MoldovaCreditcard phones are made by Unitel. There are just a few in the capital.Sep 01, 1995
Odessa, UkraineSo much inflation here coins have disappeared. Solution was very communist - free local calls.Sep 01, 1995
Managua, NicaraguaSent in by: Knight Hawk & Cabeza NightsoilJun 28, 1996
Antigua, GuatemalaSent in by: Knight Hawk & Cabeza NightsoilJun 28, 1996
San Salvador, El SalvadorSent in by: Knight Hawk & Cabeza NightsoilJun 28, 1996
Puerto Cortez, HondurasProof I was there.Sent in by: TheoraJan 22, 2017
Puerto Cortez, HondurasSent in by: TheoraJan 22, 2017
Puerto Cortez, HondurasMilitary owned containment city.Sent in by: TheoraJan 22, 2017
Danbury, Connecticut, USASep 23, 1992
FranceSent in by: KingpinJan 13, 1992
BermudaDec 23, 1995
BermudaThere were enough ants in here to eat through your shoe.Dec 23, 1995
Olso, NorwaySent in by: CyberOwkDec 23, 1995
San Juan, Juerto RicoSent in by: Big BlueJul 09, 1996
SingaporeSilver phones take credit crad and phone cards. Black phone is a simple coin phone that take 10 cent coins.Sent in by: AnonApr 22, 1996
Peace, social anarchy, and girl power.Aug 20, 1996
UnknownSent in by: PusateriMay 21, 1994
LuxemburgJan 01, 1996
BelgiumCard-only payphone. This is that most common payphone.Jan 01, 1996
BelgiumBelgacom - Publiphone Blues (R)Jan 01, 1996
Taipei, TaiwanSent in by: TrimmasterJan 09, 1996
Hue, VietnamSent in by: TrimmasterJan 09, 1996
MacauSent in by: TrimmasterJan 09, 1996
Saigon, VietnamPost officeSent in by: TrimmasterJan 09, 1996
Hanoi, VietnamSent in by: TrimmasterJan 09, 1996
Mekong Delta, VietnamSent in by: TrimmasterJan 09, 1996
Saigon, VietnamSent in by: TrimmasterJan 09, 1996
UnknownEnjoy! Lovely wiring.Sent in by: Unknown in New OrleansJan 01, 1995
UnknownFeet (And who said there aren't any female hackers?)Sent in by: Unknown in New OrleansJan 01, 1995
Magaws (?) Bay, St. MartinSent in by: Unknown in New OrleansJan 01, 1995
UnknownSent in by: Unknown in New OrleansJan 01, 1995
Unknown (Cable & Wireless?)Sent in by: Unknown in New OrleansJan 01, 1995
BarbadosSent in by: Unknown in New OrleansJan 01, 1995
Stockholm, SwedenThe boxy coin phone.Sent in by: ThallionJul 25, 1996
Stockholm, SwedenThe standard Swedish phone - takes credit cards and pre-paid smartcards. 90% of all phone here look like this.Sent in by: ThallionJul 25, 1996
Surrey, EnglandMulti-functional, supports: coins, dredit cards, phone cards, and the new BT Phonecard. (Smartcard)Sent in by: VikingSep 26, 1996
Surrey, EnglandMulti-functional, supports: coins, dredit cards, phone cards. 6 languages, voice instructions, volume control.Sent in by: VikingSep 26, 1996
Surrey, EnglandVolume up-down, include credit card swipe.Sent in by: VikingSep 26, 1996
Surrey, EnglandPhone card phone bax - credit readout in credits.Sent in by: VikingSep 26, 1996
Surrey, EnglandCoin phone box with volume up-down controls. The number is clearly visible, why not give it a call? (0181 399 2953Sent in by: VikingSep 26, 1996
MinnesotaEqual access payphone. Buttons programed to autodial carriers.Sep 05, 1995
Athens, GreeceAt Neon Café, Kolonaki, the Athens 2600 meeting.Sent in by: New Separator IIJul 10, 1995
MexicoSent in by: S---Apr 23, 1996
MexicoI tried to use this unattended phone and a man came and yelled at me in Spanish.Feb 06, 1998
MexicoGood pose for a Telmex phone.Feb 06, 1998
MexicoThese girls watched me try to blue box. I gave them a 500 peso coin and they used it in the phone.Feb 06, 1998
MexicoFeb 06, 1998
Bangloon, IndiaDec 22, 1995
Bombay, IndiaAirportDec 22, 1995
Hong KongDec 22, 1995
London, EnglandHeathrowDec 22, 1995
Delhi, IndiaSent in by: KCDec 22, 1995
Delhi, IndiaAirportSent in by: KCDec 22, 1995
Rangoon, MyanmarJun 27, 1996
Seoul, South KoreaJun 27, 1996
South KoreaJul 29, 2006
Berlin, GermanyThis phone was used during the cold war. One handset to hear and speak, one just for listening.Sent in by: SpidexFeb 08, 1997
Malmo, SwedenPhonecard/Credit cardOct 14, 1996
Central Stationen, Malmo, SwedenStortorgetOct 14, 1996
Mateszalka, HungaryTony Curtis' parents home town.Feb 18, 1997
Mateszalka, HungaryIs Taxi grafitti universal?Feb 18, 1997
Seoul, South KoreaRed buttons are for emergencies; fires, ambulances, spy catching. Bue and green are for follow-on calls.Sent in by: RantressOct 16, 1996
Seoul, South KoreaSent in by: RantressOct 16, 1996
Madrid, SpainAug 01, 1996
FranceSent in by: SandmannJul 17, 1995
JapanDec 18, 1996
Indianapolis, Indiana, USACredit card reader with pre-programed buttons for long distance carriers.Sep 12, 1995
Brussels, BelgiumAirportNov 01, 1994
Zanzibar, TanzaniaNov 01, 1994
Frankfurt, GermanySent in by: Ether BunnyApr 19, 1995
TurkeyShroom! 6 or 7 Phones near Ephesus.Sent in by: Ether BunnyApr 20, 1995
TurkeySmart phone gives instructions in 8 languages.Sent in by: Ether BunnyApr 20, 1995
Athens, GreeceCard phoneSent in by: Ether BunnyApr 15, 1995
Athens, GreeceThere are ONLY two coin phones in Athens at the airport.Sent in by: Ether BunnyApr 15, 1995
London, EnglandTaken in ChinaownSent in by: Dr. PhrankensteinJan 01, 1996
Parkesburg, Pennsylvania, USASent in by: Johnny F.Apr 12, 1993
Transylvania, RomaniaPay phones are not common on the streets. Mostly found telco offices, post offices, and hotles.Aug 26, 1994
Chiba City, JapanThe motherlodeSent in by: TheoraJan 22, 2017
Chiba City, JapanYes, Virginia there is a Chiba City.Sent in by: TheoraJan 22, 2017
Uijongbu, South KoreaSent in by: DATAMANJul 14, 1994
SomaliaCardphone and scale!Sent in by: SilverbackNov 12, 1993
Mombasa, KenyaSent in by: SilverbackNov 12, 1993
Mombasa, KenyaSuperior HouseSent in by: SilverbackNov 12, 1993
ArgentinaJan 19, 1994
EthiopiaSent in by: G.T.Apr 24, 1994
Paris, FranceCard onlySent in by: Kirt CpbainAug 12, 1994
Nassau, BahamasModern phone booth (?)Sent in by: Nuclear WinterOct 18, 1995
Jaworzno, PolandSent in by: NighthawkMay 12, 1995
Kiev, UkraineCoin only - RotaryJan 22, 2017
Antigua, GuatemalaCoins onlyJun 15, 1995
IsraelSent in by: The B KidJun 28, 1995
SwitzerlandJul 13, 1995
Amsterdam, NetherlandsJul 13, 1995
PolandToken phoneJul 13, 1995
PolandCard phoneJul 13, 1995
Rome, ItalyPiazzale Flaminio - takes 3 coins, pre-paid cards, and magnetic calling cardsJun 01, 1992
MoroccoThe one on the right only takes cads - hence it was rarely used - Most Moroccans use coins.Jul 11, 1995
ChileAh, the beautiful payphones of Chile!Sent in by: Mantis KingJan 22, 2017
IrelandJul 04, 1995
Saint Barth, French West IndiesJun 01, 1996
GermanyCardphoneSent in by: Kingpin - L0pht Heavy IndustriesJul 05, 1995
GreeceCardphoneSent in by: Kingpin - L0pht Heavy IndustriesJul 05, 1996
IsraelcardphoneSent in by: Kingpin - L0pht Heavy IndustriesJul 05, 1996
Havana, CubaJun 01, 1995
St. Petersburg, RussiaCards onlyAug 19, 1995
Moscow, RussiaMoscow International AirportAug 19, 1995
Sao Paulo, BrazilNeat logo, eh?Sent in by: RalfusAug 09, 1995
Wieliczka Salt Mine, PolandNot-for-public-use, mine workers only.Dec 06, 1995
Wieliczka Salt Mine, PolandStandard Polish/French token phone. Take tokens called Jeton-A and Jeton-C.Dec 06, 1995
Saigon aka Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamSent in by: LMDJFJul 09, 1995
Paris, FranceIn the Lourve - Interesting huh?Sent in by: RixonMar 04, 1995
UnknownSomething new to hack?Sent in by: RixonMar 05, 1995
Windsor, UKWindsor CastleSent in by: RixonMar 04, 1995
Noumea, New CaledoniaFrench territory - SchlumbergerSep 01, 1995
Frankfurt, GermanyFrankfort AirportJul 21, 1995
UnknownUK?Jan 22, 2017
UnknownNorway? Mexico?Jun 01, 1992
UnknownMexico?Jun 01, 1992
Unknown, BahamasJan 22, 2017
UnknownCyrillic Alphabet?Jul 01, 1992
UnknownMagneto phone w/bag on bench.Jan 22, 2017
UK?British TelecomJan 22, 2017
New York, NY, USADemocratic National Convention at Madison Square Garden.May 01, 1992
Uijongbu, South KoreaThe red button gives a dial tone for emergency calls, and green is for toll free calls.Sent in by: Hagbard Celine - ExpatriateFeb 27, 1995
Uijongbu, South KoreaThe red button gives a dial tone for emergency calls, and black is for toll free calls.Sent in by: Hagbard Celine - ExpatriateFeb 27, 1995
Paris, FranceOrly AirportMar 25, 1994
Ridgefield, New Jersey, USAThis is a typical USA rip-off!Dec 01, 1993
Los Angeles, CASupplements for phreaksMar 25, 1992
Los Angeles, CA2600 HQMar 25, 1992
Los Angeles, California, USATabletop COCOTMar 25, 1992
Tokyo, JapanNCC Box - Automatically selects which phone company is cheapest to use according to the phone number. Smart!!Aug 06, 1991
Tokyo, JapanNTT Green public phone - Type AAug 06, 1991
Tokyo, JapanSideview of Green public phone for wheelchair peopleAug 06, 1991
Tokyo, JapanGreen public phone for wheelchair peopleAug 06, 1991
Tokyo, JapanGreen public telephone Type BAug 06, 1991
Tokyo, JapanSmall telephone corner of a station building.Jun 08, 1991
Bonaire, Netherlands AntillesTrilingual instructions in Dutch, English, and Papiamentu (local mix of Dutch and Spanish)Mar 25, 1993
Linz, AustriaOld style 4 coin phoneMay 01, 1991
Linz, AustriaMay 01, 1991
Beijing, ChinaDashalan RoadApr 26, 1991
SloveniaPhotos are envelopeSent in by: 6025Sep 08, 1992
MaltaMalta International AirportJan 12, 2000
Gzira, MaltaThis sturdy looking fellow wasn't as robust as it looked - it was out of service.Jan 12, 2000
Hannover -> Frankfurt, GermanyHigh speed train at 300 km/hJan 12, 2000
Hannover, Germany (EXPO 2000 Grounds)I imagine that this wasn't usable. The orange and silver things are real living goldfish!Jan 12, 2000
Hannover, Germany (EXPO 2000 Grounds)Note the built in fax!Jan 12, 2000
Santos, BrazilAug 03, 1999
Pindamonhangaga, BrazilNote the exposed wires on the rightAug 03, 1999
Rio de Janeiro, BrazilThese are the new Rio payphones.Aug 03, 1999
Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilThese are rapidly disappearing ORELHAO which means BIG EAR phones.Aug 03, 1999
Orchard Road, SingaporeRight after I took this photo, some tourists took another photo of it. (?)Sep 04, 1999
Orchard Road, SingaporeSep 04, 1999
LatviaSent in by: DiGi_TaLJun 01, 1999
Ingonish, Nova Scotia, CanadaCape Breton National Park - near entrance - 902-225-9922Sent in by: HandofgloryAug 07, 1999
Vienna, AustriaPhone works via TV cable, not traditional phone lines.Feb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaNewest phonebooth design - matches the shelters at bus stops.Feb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaOld style phoneboothFeb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaDoors are hard to open. Old people have problems getting inside.Feb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaMy favorite phone booth for phreaking.Feb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaHandicapped phonebooth near the ParliamentFeb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaNice booths for tourists. One coin phone/one card phone.Feb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaOlder coin phone. Only takes 3 types of coins.Feb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaCard phone. Without a card dialing is not possible.Feb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaHeavily armored coin phone. Sheilded with a heavy steel plate, and steel handset cord.Feb 29, 2000
Vienna, AustriaUnderground passage at Ring StrasseFeb 29, 2000
Montmagny, QC, Canada - Route 132 about 20 miles northMany carved phone booths along this road. Wood carver's festival in town.Sep 16, 1999
CanadaMy carNov 12, 1998
CanadaNov 12, 1998
CanadaGet down from there!Nov 12, 1998
CanadaMake love, not warNov 12, 1998
London, Ontario, CanadaNov 12, 1998
Venice, ItalyWith the police watching me.Feb 11, 2000
Davos, SwitzerlandWay to cold too be hacking -10 CSent in by: FlyboyAJFeb 01, 1999
Davos, SwitzerlandKeyboard for hacking provided by SwisscomSent in by: FlyboyAJFeb 01, 1999
Budapest, HungarySent in by: Mr. PinkJun 10, 1999
Sydney, AustraliaHoyts CentreJun 16, 1999
Sydney, AustraliaKing StreetJun 16, 1999
Sydney, AustraliaPitt Street MallJun 16, 1999
Sydney, AustraliaCentral StationJun 16, 1999
Sydney, AustraliaDevonshire Street TunnelJun 16, 1999
North Hollywood, CaliforniaPhonying ho me haz never bin ez er w/ 2600Aug 02, 1999
Bratislava, SlovakiaJun 30, 1998
Vilnius, LithuaniaAll payphones were free from 1992-1999!Jul 30, 1999
Vilnius, LithuaniaPhone introduced in 1996-7Jul 30, 1999
Vilnius, LithuaniaPhone introduced in 1993Jul 30, 1999
San Diego, CaliforniaNotice that phone number? 1-800-227-2600Sent in by: BrainkandyNov 06, 1999
San Diego, CaliforniaSent in by: BrainkandyNov 06, 1999
San Diego, CaliforniaPac*Bell supporting KevinSent in by: BrainkandyNov 06, 1999
Paris, FranceLouvre Museum, downstairs atrium by the coat check and bathroomsOct 12, 1999
Tel Aviv, IsraelBackground is the MediterraneanOct 19, 1999
Hawaii (Big Island), HawaiiRoadside memorial style Free KevinSent in by: TelePhreak (of The Phone Rangers)Dec 06, 1998
Hawaii Airport, HawaiiFree kevinSent in by: TelePhreak (of The Phone Rangers)Dec 06, 1998
London, Ontario, CanadaBell Canada microwave towerMar 31, 1999
London, Ontario, CanadaPay close attention to the Bell vechicle in the background…Mar 31, 1999
London, Ontario, CanadaClose-up @ Area 51Mar 31, 1999
London, Ontario, CanadaOut front of Bell's area 51.Mar 31, 1999
London, Ontario, CanadaOne of the Bell BunkersMar 31, 1999
London, Ontario, CanadaFree Kevin @ Cantel/AT&T cell siteMar 31, 1999
London, Ontario, CanadaAt one of the many Bell Canada compoundsMar 31, 1999
Shanghai, ChinaShanghai International AirportSent in by: GirthMay 03, 1999
Taipei, TaiwanInternational AirportSent in by: GirthMay 03, 1999
Moscow, RussiaPizza HutJun 06, 1999
Surgut (Cypryt), RussiaEastern SiberiaJun 06, 1999
London, Ontario, CanadaUnabomber's summer house?Mar 31, 1999
London, Ontario, CanadaLondon's Area 51 - the Bell CentreMar 31, 1999
Santorini Island, GreeceNov 18, 1999
San Antonio, Texas (Someone's garage)A dollySent in by: FatbumNov 24, 1998
Amsterdam, NetherlandsInternet terminal (i486-33/Win95/Netscape) Printer!Sent in by: eKoanOct 27, 1999
Montego BaySangster International AirportJun 05, 1999
Mangochi Township, MalawiSent in by: MegaratMay 15, 1999
Kampala, UgandaSheridan HotelSent in by: MegaratJun 01, 1999
Kampala, UgandaSent in by: MegaratJun 01, 1999
Zimbabwe-Botswana border station (Zimbabwe)Taken 30 yards from bw001.jpgSent in by: MegaratMay 30, 1999
Botswana-Zimbabwe border station (Botswana)Teletswana payphone in BotswanaSent in by: MegaratMay 30, 1999
Victoria Falls Town, ZimbabweCoin onlySent in by: MegaratMay 15, 1999
Victoria Falls Town, ZimbabweCalling cards onlySent in by: MegaratMay 15, 1999
Downtown Blantyre, MalawiSent in by: MegaratMay 01, 1999
Saint Martin (French side)Sent in by: OxygenNov 22, 1999
Saint Martin (Dutch side)Sent in by: OxygenNov 22, 1999
Phone on a World War II Nazi U-BoatU-Boat A505 - The Chicago Museum of Science and IndustrySep 15, 1999
Northern Ontario, CanadaSent in by: Fone ToneJan 10, 2000
Mile End, London, UKSep 17, 1999
Mile End, London, UK3rd party phone boxSep 17, 1999
East End - London, UKStandart BT phone boxSep 17, 1999
Manchester, UKFrom the set of England's longest running and 2nd most popular soap opera.Sep 17, 1999
Newcastle Upon Tyne, U.K.Oct 13, 1999
London, EnglandAug 11, 1999
Copenhagen, DenmarkAug 11, 1999
Oslo, NorwayAug 11, 1999
St. Petersberg, RussiaAug 11, 1999
Roma, ItaliaRoma Termini - Looks like Rome's train station uses Windows for scheduling.Jan 10, 2000
PortugalNov 18, 1999
Warsaw, PolandSent in by: OblivionJun 26, 1999
Beijing, ChinaHappy telco workersFeb 10, 2000
Beijing, ChinaDomeFeb 10, 2000
Tarragona, SpainDec 01, 1999
Mojave Desert, CaliforniaLonliest payphone in the worldSent in by: TISJun 20, 2000
Budapest, HungaryNov 30, 1999
Sofia, BulgariaVitosha BlvdNov 01, 1998
Kathmandu, NepalNov 01, 1999
Curacao, Netherlands AntillesJul 08, 1999
NicaraguaJul 08, 1999
VenezuelaJun 01, 1999
PanamaSent in by: Kinzie NoormanJul 08, 1999
AT&T Public Phone 2000Sent in by: Kinzie NoormanJul 08, 1999
ItalySent in by: Gordy and HoffaApr 20, 2000
Reykjavik, IcelandSent in by: anonymousNov 26, 1999
Prague Czech RepublicPrague subwayJul 05, 1999
RomaniaCalling cardJul 26, 1999
Hailer, ChinaChina TelecomApr 27, 2000
Redmond, WashingtonSeattle freey terminalAug 17, 1999
Marmaris, Turkey138Jul 23, 1999
Marmaris, Turkey139Jul 23, 1999
Denver, CoFree Kevin bumper stickersOct 25, 1999
Swan's Island, Maine USCoinless wall phone in boothSep 14, 1999
Aswan, EgyptAug 21, 1999
Kapaa, Kauai, HawaiiOutside of McDonald'sSent in by: rockdogJul 04, 2000
JapanNTT phone boothsSent in by: eclip5eAug 31, 1999
Osta City, Shiga, JapanISDN hook-up, card onlySent in by: eclip5eAug 13, 1999
Holguin City, CubaMar 01, 1999
Varadero, CubaSent in by: SparkyOct 27, 1999
![[Telecom Eirelann van]</BR>Sent in by: Gryffyn</BR><span class="date-display-single" property="dc:date" datatype="xsd:dateTime" content="1995-06-01T00:00:00+00:00">Jun 01, 1995</span>](https://www.2600.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/images/payphones/xx094.jpg?itok=WCsXMOmG "Ireland")
![[R.I.P.]</BR></BR><span class="date-display-single" property="dc:date" datatype="xsd:dateTime" content="1998-08-19T00:00:00+00:00">Aug 19, 1998</span>](https://www.2600.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/images/payphones/us030.jpg?itok=PmLaRHxM "USA")
![A Greek card phone with an unusual amount of graffiti. [None?]</BR></BR><span class="date-display-single" property="dc:date" datatype="xsd:dateTime" content="1998-01-01T00:00:00+00:00">Jan 01, 1998</span>](https://www.2600.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/images/payphones/gr017.jpg?itok=T41Zhl_I "Greece")
![[Not Texas. Ted?]</BR></BR><span class="date-display-single" property="dc:date" datatype="xsd:dateTime" content="1998-10-15T00:00:00+00:00">Oct 15, 1998</span>](https://www.2600.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/images/payphones/zz016.jpg?itok=PUE5RCga "Houston")
![Here is a brand spankin' new set of Bell Atlantic [RIP] phones from the Palisades mall. This particular phone is for the vertically challenged.</BR>Sent in by: Digital Blur</BR><span class="date-display-single" property="dc:date" datatype="xsd:dateTime" content="1998-10-20T00:00:00+00:00">Oct 20, 1998</span>](https://www.2600.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/public/images/payphones/us019.jpg?itok=lfr14m9V "Cockland County, New York, USA")
