Panasonic Radiophone

Description

This is a Panasonic brand radiotelephone made of black plastic. The telephone consists of a main unit and a handset. The device is equipped with an antenna, a telephone cord, numeric buttons, and small inscriptions indicating its functions. Its design is compact and convenient for everyday use.
The radiotelephone was a widely used means of communication in past decades. It allowed people to communicate freely with others both nearby and at a distance, whether at home or in the workplace. Such telephones were considered the most accessible and reliable communication devices before the advent of mobile phones. This particular telephone belonged to the well-known researcher and mythologist Serikbol Kondybay.
Date: late 20th century
Manufacturing technique: Casting, stamping, assembly
Material: Plastic
Size: 21×10 cm