For Mother’s Day, give mom a high-quality phone from the June Cleaver eraFrillFreePhones.com has phones that are reliable and sound great, just like the phones people used when "Leave It To Beaver" was on TV, and mothers wore aprons.
By: AbleComm, Inc. 
Frillfree phones for mothers and others Fortunately, now there’s a source of brand-new telephones that are as good as, or even better than, the phones that Americans used back in the era of “Leave It To Beaver” in the 1950s and 60s. FrillFreePhones.com has phones designed to work reliably for many years, with sturdy housings, long-life components, corrosion-resistant connections, strong steel bases, and bells that actually ring. They have no batteries or AC power cords, no antennas or transformers, and can keep working even during a power failure. The company even has rotary dial phones, both “new old stock” and refurbished, in such classic colors as avocado green, harvest gold, pink, baby blue, yellow, orange, chocolate, lime green, and of course, black. The most popular colors are basic black, and hotline red. Company president Michael N. Marcus says, "Everyone wants to have a red phone. It makes people feel important. Maybe they expect a call from the White House, the Kremlin, or Batman.” Telephone styles include desk and wall models, Trimline and Princess phones, multi-line phones for home and business, and even reproductions of payphones, country wall phones and older “candlestick” FrillFreePhones.com is operated by AbleComm, Inc. — a phone equipment dealer in business since 1977. The company has supplied phones for fire departments, military bases, schools, law enforcement agencies, hospitals, airports, a submarine, major corporations and universities, the Empire State Building, the U.S. Mint, the White House and plenty of people. They even provide props for movies and TV shows, including "Mad Men." Marcus says the growing appeal of ancient technology is “half sentimentality and half insecurity. People are concerned because of the tsunami in Japan, by Hurricane Katrina and by tornadoes. They feel comfortable knowing that the old-fashioned phone that gets its power from the phone company will keep working even when the lights go out, and it sounds better than the latest VoIP and wireless technology." "Cellphones are convenient but they are fragile and often sound terrible," said Marcus. # # # About Frill Free Phones: Frill Free Phones is part of AbleComm, Inc. – "the Telecom Department Store." The company is based in Milford, CT and operates over a dozen websites and has been in business for over 30 years. The company supplies a wide range of phone equipment to customers ranging from homeowners and entrepreneurs to major corporations, government agencies and the military. Photo: https://www.prlog.org/ End
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