30 year old BRICK cellphone - Mitsubishi BT Bronze

Here we have an old british telecom vintage bag phone from 1986. This was manufactured by Mitsubishi for British Telecom BT and sold as the BT Bronze phone.
This is an analog phone and can't be used anymore.
(Inset - MR601 goes to asia MR601 is GSM / digital and can still be used today)
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[@danMdan]

Nice to see you back - awfully missed ! We probably forget you have a job/business to do.

[@BrickCellphones]

Thanks dude. Yeah that malaysian thing really cought me out. I only took like change of clothes for 4 days and ended up staying for a few weeks....had to buy a new case and new clothes amongst other things! I travel extensively almost every week but they are all short trips within europe mainly. Being stuck in the far east isn't the norm for me.....but Malaysia is a nice place so it ain't too bad to be stuck out there.

[@retrophoneshow]

I just a quick question have you ever heard of the motorola T200?

[@fotosikmenager2543]

how much cost this phone i have one VINTAGE Mitsubishi FM-4007F British Telecom Bronze FM-4007F2R8 F2-505 Year: 1986

[@hypnotised-clover]

Is that the Tonto logo on the bag? Like the BT Merlin Tonto?

[@jakobat1994]

this is a Mitsubishi BT Bronze
more info here:
www.mobilecollectors.net/phone/3141/Mitsubishi+BT+Bronze
and here:
collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O101912/bt-bronze-celluar-phone-and-british-telecommunications-ltd/

[@BrickCellphones]

Thanks dude. I wasn't sure if it was or wasn't a mitsubishi so I didn't mention it. I am on mobilecollectors but I just have not had the time to upload pics or do anything with it yet.

[@Kurt_Winner]

Do you know about any gsm 1900 transportables because I need something that will work over in America and all I see on the webernet is all these new crap look-a-likes. Thanks in advance if you reply.

[@BrickCellphones]

Yeah. check out my videos on the motorola select 2000, 3000 and 6000. alternatively go for a motorola timeport (check out my video on that one too). If you're wanting a proper big phone like a bag phone then your only option is really the GSM1900 version of the M900 motorola bag phone. 85 percent are CDMA, about 10 percent are GSM900 and only about 5 percent are GSM 1900/800. alternatively go for a nokia 2190 or 5190 which are both "pocketsized". getting good batteries for the nokias is hard though.

[@phil-Leotardo.171]

Have you got a rare Motorola 3500 GSM in your collection

[@BrickCellphones]

are you talking about the international 3500 ?? yes.

[@BrickCellphones]

I believe so.

[@phil-Leotardo.171]

BrickCellphones
Yes I've heard their hens teeth rare and never seen one

[@BrickCellphones]

ozzyozzfulIm not sure how long NMT has been shut down for.....but it's a while....probably like 10 years. It is different for every country that had NMT. I'm not sure about estonia.

[@tony714keene]

bag phone yes hahhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh!

[@BrickCellphones]

yeah back in those days phones were heavy....you needed a bag and shoulder strap to carry one round!!!

[@Failcastgame]

can i buy things from you

[@BrickCellphones]

That depends on which phone you are after. There are some that I have 5 or 6 duplicates of.....I had 17 of the select 6000e phones which I sold last year.

[@Failcastgame]

original Motorola white brick phones, like from the 80s?

[@Failcastgame]

have any of those for sale

[@BrickCellphones]

Can you be a little bit more specific please? I own over 1000 phones......what white brick phones?? are they hand portables, transportables?? what form factor?

[@BrickCellphones]

dynatacs? microtacs? starTACS? InfoTACS?

[@morda..._rembola.6140]

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