Ring Ring: Historic Phones and Retro Tech Treasures | Pawn Stars



From a White House telephone to quirky Mickey Mouse phones and rare antique models, this collection showcases the evolution of communication through the decades.

00:00 – White House Telephone
02:04 – Mickey Mouse Phones
04:55 – Antique Ericsson Telephone
06:41 – Portable Gramophone
10:05 – 1939 Shyvers Multiphone
13:08 – Dunes Shoe Phone
15:33 – Vintage Cell Phone

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45 thoughts on “Ring Ring: Historic Phones and Retro Tech Treasures | Pawn Stars”

  1. After seeing the video as to the real Pawn Stars from the man who secretly filmed inside the Pawn Star studio and the fake nature of the negotiations along with the scamming of the unfortunate sellers who were told that their items were worthless when they were of value, I have lost all faith in the show. The first 2 years were its' prime and when it became scripted it was on the road to worthless itself. I choose to unsubscribe and remove it from the suggestions. Thanks for the first 2 years anyway.

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  2. They had mobile phones in the 50s, 60s, and 70s, but they weren't cell phones. Depending on the size of town you were in there may have been 1 or 2 channels for a small town or several in a large city. Each channel would only support one call at a time.

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  3. I would have taken the 5 dollar cell phone.
    Put a new cell phone in it that nobody could see but me.
    Walk around and make calls with it in public, on a bus ect.
    😂😂😂

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  4. And you got a girlfriend @2:20…uh yea if this was a dude calling the shop on the phone then yea that would make sense as a retort, but visually looking at the dude it's not the most obvious thing to say.😂

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