The AMT-47 (Arkhangelsk payphone) telephone was developed in 1947 by the Perm Telephone Plant. Designed for outdoor call centers and public telephone booths in the USSR during the 1950s and 1960s, it features a gray metal case with a rotary dialer, a hook-and-loop receiver, a coin acceptor (15 kopecks), and a vandalism alarm. Ideal for retro interiors, architectural visualizations, historical scenes, museums, and Soviet Art Nouveau decor.

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