Telephone Kiosks
Kiosk No. 1 (235)
Introduced in 1921Kiosk No. 1 (236)
Introduced in 1921Kiosk No. 2
Introduced in 1927Kiosk No. 3 (234)
Introduced in 1929Kiosk No. 4
Introduced in 1927Kiosk No. 5
Introduced in 1934Kiosk No. 6
Introduced in 1936Kiosk No. 6 Mk. II
Introduced in 1952Coin-Boxes & Payphones
Payphone 100 MK II
Coin Tele 29BPayphone 190
Type: CT7000Payphone 200
Coin Telephone No: 27 CT31DPayphone 200
Coin Telephone No: 27 CT31DMoneybox Payphone
Type: CT6000Phonecard 1 Payphone (CP1)
Made by Landis & GyrBT Payphone Quarterly Rental Charges (Exc. VAT)
Payphone model
Blue Payphone 1
Cardphone Payphone
Moneybox
Moneymate
Payphone 100 (Mark I)
Payphone 100 (Mark II)
Payphone 200 (Mark I)
Payphone 200 (Mark II)
Payphone 300
Payphone 500 (small cash box)
Payphone 500 (large cash box)
Payphone 600
Meter Pulsing service on exchange line
Required for all payphones other than Moneybox & Moneymate
1989
£74.80
£110.00
£28.50
£43.00
£34.00
£36.00
£45.00
£48.00
£60.00
£79.20
£88.00
£92.00
£3.00
1990
£90.43
£122.17
£32.17
£50.00
£38.26
£38.26
£50.00
£50.00
£66.08
£87.82
£97.82
£102.17
£6.08
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Many of the pictures on this page were taken at the National Telephone Kiosk Collection at Avoncroft Museum of Buildings in Bromsgrove.
My thanks for their permission to show these photographs. For further details and to view pictures of their interesting old rural telephone exchange