![Rotary crank telephone, dirty](http://www2.neufeld.newton.ks.us/images/electronics/2011/01/28/DSCN7656_mid.jpg)
People bring me the most wonderful things!
![Rotary crank telephone, cleaned](http://www2.neufeld.newton.ks.us/images/electronics/2011/01/28/DSCN7659_mid.jpg)
Anyone have a favorite plastic polish?
![Old telephone handset](http://www2.neufeld.newton.ks.us/images/electronics/2011/01/28/DSCN7662_mid.jpg)
I suppose I should build a VoIP phone system and get an analog terminal adapter, eh?
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You sure that’s not bakelite?
It looks old enough that it might be.
You might want to check out http://www.radiolaguy.com/clean-shine.htm for some polishing tips.
Definitely bakelite. I have a whole bunch of these, and love each and every one
I’d make it bluetooth! I did a similar thing with a GPO telephone (black bakelite) I’ll have the write up soon.
I use it as a hands free for my mobile when at home. Does your unit still have bells in it?