Northern Electric Centurion Payphone - Brown

History

Drop a Dime!!!

Here is a vintage working 1970s-1980s Centurion payphone. The internal parts of this phone are all present and intact, and it has been wired with a modular line cord so that it will work on your home phone line. Although you won't need a coin to make a call with this classic, the phone still emits the telltale "ding" as a coin is dropped. . Perfect for billiards rooms, game rooms, Pool side, family rooms or anywhere else. Your antique payphone will look great! This is a unique opportunity to own a classic piece of functional communications technology.  

Centurions were used by Bell Canada, TELUS/AGT, MTS, Telephone Milot and other local phone companies in Canada. Additionally, Centurions were used by companies in the United States such as CenturyLink (formerly Embarq/Sprint/United Telephone) and a number of other independent telephone companies.

As an alternative to connecting to a regular landline, we provide an option to use this phone as an extension of your cell phone. The XLink Bluetooth gateway is an device external to the phone that gets it’s power from a standard AC outlet. The cord from the phone will then connect to a phone jack on the gateway. When you pair the gateway to an active Bluetooth enabled cell phone, you will be able to use the vintage phone just like it was connected to a traditional landline. When someone calls your cell phone, the vintage phone will ring, and you will be able to dial out using the dial on the vintage phone. If you want to be able to call # and * using your rotary dial, you will also need to add the pulse to tone converter option.

The phone goes extensive testing before to ensure it is in perfect working condition prior to shipping.