Restored Western Electric 1937 Model 302 Telephone, Vintage Collectible

About this item: This is an early all metal 302 from 1937. This model still used the early E1 handset and is characterized by the short ears of the cradle and vented grip area. The shell of the phone has been stripped and professionally powder coated. It has the early "clickity clack" dial. The handset has been buffed to a high polish. The original cords were so nice, those were reused instead of installing reproductions. The feet have been recovered with new leather and the bottom is clean and rust free.The phone is in perfect working order and has a modular plug so it's ready to plug in and use with no additional wiring or adapters needed. No Landline? No problem. You can pair this up with your cell phone using the Cell2Jack and still have full function of this phone through your cell phone. Just add this listing to your purchase: https://www.ebay.com/itm/277267227912 About Digital Dialing: If you have digital phone service, you will probably be unable to dial out with this phone. This is correctable by adding a digital converter to the phone. With this device installed you will be able to use this phone on any digital system. If you are using a Bluetooth connection, you will be able to dial out without needing a converter. Your phone will also ring just fine. I do have easy to use Bluetooth modu les available, you will find a link to it in the description above. Including a converter is an additional $70. If you want this option, message me for purchase instructions. Shipping: I ship within 48 hours of payment. I combine phones to save on shipping. If you buy them separately, I'll refund back the difference. The phones are well packed to protect them during shipping. Returns: If you do not like your phone for any reason, you are welcome to return it for a full refund within 30 days of the sale date. Shipping charges are not refundable. I must receive the phone back in the same condition it was sent out in. So please pack carefully, I will not refund if it is damaged in shipping. You'll have to file a claim with the post office. About Me:I have been restoring vintage telephones for 25+ years.I am a telephone enthusiast, so quality is my primary concern.I follow through with every sale, I'm here for any questions or concerns you might have after the sale.I'm a member of the Antique Telephone Collectors Association and Telephone collectors International.I've had an eBay presence since 1996.