50K views · 526 reactions | Using a rotary phone in the 1950s required inserting a finger into a number's hole, rotating the dial fully clockwise to the metal stop, and allowing it to return unimpeded. This meant waiting for the dial tone, dialing each digit of the number correctly one by one, and letting the return mechanism generate the precise electrical pulses needed for a successful connection. Credit: AT&T | History In Pictures | Facebook

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4.7M views · 61 reactions | When you phone your mum and her best mate on an unknown number... This is too much  | The Viral Group | Facebook

11K views · 206 reactions | Before Caller ID existed, we used rotary phones to make phone calls and had to really work for it. Picking up the telephone book and choosing a name randomly to ask a stranger if their refridgerator was still running was the ultimate entertainment. #80skids #genxnostalgia #80snostalgia #oldschool #rotaryphone #80sasmr | RetroBlonde075 | Facebook