Our British Phone Box is a wooden replica of the iconic booth from Britain. The original British K6 kiosk was commissioned in 1935 by the General Post Office to celebrate the Silver Jubilee of King George V. Although there are several kiosk types, the K6 has been the most populous one and is commonly identified as Britain's red telephone box. Although these telephone boxes are currently being decommissioned in Britain there are many currently in use.
The windows are all glass and the window panes are a great reproduction of the original.
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At only 350 lbs the transport drivers will be happy with this booth!
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This photo shows a modern British touch call pay phone. See below for earlier pay phones.
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At 1650 lbs moving an original kiosk requires heavy equipment!
Pay phones available for our British Phone Box
Payphones are ordered separately - See Payphone section.
Payphones are ordered separately - See Payphone section.
This photo shows a British 1960's dial pay phone that would be commonly used in the K6 booth.
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SKU: PPD14. Two-slot dial pay phone. Red: quantity 1.
Circa 1960. England.
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This photo shows a British 1960's dial pay phone as shown through the paned side windows of the booth.
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SKU: PPTC13. Touch call pay phone with large coin box below. Black & stainless steel: quantity 1.
Circa 1982. England.
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SKU: DPD54. Dial desk phone with directory drawer. This phone can be used in our British K6 Phone Box. Black: quantity 1. Circa 1930. England
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This early version with the A & B coin box was inside the early British Phone Boxes. I have a rough replica that may do the trick for a scene.
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