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This (functioning) clear Radio Shack phone from the 90s. : r/mildlyinteresting
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Vintage CT-301 Cellular Phone From Radio Shack in Original Box, Mounting Kit and Charging Stand . Vintage Cellphone . Vintage Prop - Etsy
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Who Remembers Someone Who Had This? Radio Shack's Ads for One of the First Mobile Phones in the Late 1980s ~ Vintage Everyday
