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Mexico: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Japan: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Jamaica: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Italy: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Iran: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Holland: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Germany: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
France: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
England: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Denmark: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Colombia: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Chile: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Bulgaria: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Brazil: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Belgium: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Argentina: World Cup Payphones, Paris, 1998
Photo by Christop
Zeist, on the 'Bergweg (Mountainroad)'
Zeist, on the 'Bergweg (Mountainroad)' - This public payphone is in Zeist on the 'Bergweg (Mountainroad)' It's line is single-directed for outgoing traffic only, so you can't call them (just like all the phones from this company.) If you want to try, the number is +31 306920004 photo and comments by Rene
Romania Payphone
Romania Payphone - This phone is representative of pre-1989 Romania. Romania is modernizing (not as fast as I would like it), and this species of old, tired payphones is vanishing. photo and comments by cristian stagarescu
Switzerland Phone Booth
The phone is the one inside the booth. Works only on credit cards (actually bank debit cards) and the traditional cards issued by the phone company. (We have only one company yet which makes things much easier than in the USA. Although a little more expensive because of lacking competiion.) The case is metal and painted gray. Photo and comments by R. Seeberger
Switzerland Phone Booth
The telephone booth is made from glass with a round sliding door. A musical jingle greets you when you open the door to enter. At night the top is illuminated. Part of the wall is a poster (advertisement) which is also back-lit at night. Photo and comments by R. Seeberger
Switzerland Phone Booth
The phone is the one inside the booth. Works only on credit cards (actually bank debit cards) and the traditional cards issued by the phone company. (We have only one company yet which makes things much easier than in the USA. Although a little more expensive because of lacking competiion.) The case is metal and painted gray. Photo and comments by R. Seeberger
Ångbåtsbryggan (Steamboat jetty), Drottningholm
Ångbåtsbryggan (Steamboat jetty), Drottningholm - King Carl XVI Gustaf and the royal family lives right behind the stop sign. The number is +46-712-49072 Photo and comments by Alexander Tolby
Stureplan (The massacre in -94 or -95 ? took place here)
Stureplan (The massacre in -94 or -95 ? took place here) - Stureplan is located right in central Stockholm, and is known as a meeting place, the monument is called Svampen (Mushroom) and is actually a big telephone boot with 4 telephones, The numbers are as follows: +46-712-37421, 48257, 51979, 37218. Photo and comments by Alexander Tolby
Junction of Kungsgatan (Kingsroad) and Sveavagen (Svearoad)
Junction of Kungsgatan (Kingsroad) and Sveavagen (Svearoad) - in the Junction of Kungsgatan (Kingsroad) and Sveavagen (Svearoad). The number to dial is +46-712-48 902 Photo and comments by Alexander Tolby
Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen, Denmark - Photo by John Caserta
Payphone at The Vatican
The Vatican - Snuck into the basement at the Vatican where they store lots of statues. The number is: +390 (66982) 69.88.35.11 photo and number by The Hand Of Glory
Prague, Czech Republic
Prague, Czech Republic 00420 2 2011 3106 - Photo by The hand of Glory