Having discontinued my land line I have a collection of equipment that's
now surplus to requirements. This includes extension cables, phone jack to
RJ11 cables, ADSL filters and, separately, a BT Checkphone (grey).
The Checkphone was based on the iconic Sceptre 100 and was, as far as I
know, produced for a point of sale application that never got off the
ground. It uses tone dialling so will be usable with fibre (voice over IP)
as long as you've subscribed to a digital telephony service. The left hand
keys have been repurposed but can be ignored. I think it has last number
redial, a 10 number memory and possibly Caller ID. I can't check as I no
longer have an analogue line.
I also have a BT Sceptre 100 (beige) and an equally iconic Ferranti
FlipPhone (red) but these use pulse dialling and are unlikely to be of
interest except to collectors. I can supply a contemporary BT tone pad if
required.
