The Antique Telephones
There were 16 antique telephones, with the option to dial any other table, or dial 9 for the bar.
Each telephone was unique and antique, or sometimes semi-antique, or sometimes a old knock-off of an older antique, which would now be considered also an antique. Each telephone was modified to include an small amplifier and connect to a central computer which listened for the pulse-dialing mechanism and was able to connect you to the bar, if you dialed 9, or to any other table.
If you picked up any telephone, you would hear this.
Dial another table, you would hear this.
If the bar was busy on another call, you would hear this.
People could break in to a call!
How would you know which number to dial?
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The telephones at Alexander Bar
The Black Telephone and a Pims (I think)
The Black Telephone
One of the Standing Phones
The Black Telephone
The Red Payphone
Phone 56
Menu Logo Phone Lamp
Photo by Robert Timothy
Menu & Phone
Photo by Robert Timothy
Bubbles with phone in Background
Photo by Robert Timothy
New Yorker Matini Phone Lamp
Photo by Robert Timothy
Whiskey Table Parlour
Photo by Robert Timothy
Reserved Table
Photo by Robert Timothy
Phone Hook Telephone
Photo by Robert Timothy
Dial 9 for the Bar
Ring ring
Girl with the Red Phone
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One of the Standing Phones
The Red Telephone
Photo by Jesse Kramer
The Parlour
Photo by Jesse Kramer
Telephone 51
Photo by Jesse Kramer
The Parlour
Phone 53
Bradley Donated This Phone
The bar phone has a flashing red light when it rang
The Table Telephone and one of the Standing Telephones
The Red Payphone
