1981 ITT Ultra 80 Telephone Ad - "An open and shut case for owning your own phone."

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The ITT Ultra 80 Telephone offers a cost-saving alternative by eliminating monthly rental charges. The phone features push-button dialing, a memory redial button, a ringer shut-off switch, and an extra-long 14-inch cord. It is easy to use, install, and comes in stylish colors.

Brand: ITT
Product: ITT Ultra 80 Telephone
Tagline: An open and shut case for owning your own phone.
Publication: Esquire Magazine
Year: 1981

Objects in the advertisement: telephone, cord, dial pad, hands

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