Rare Soviet Bunker Payphone AMT-69 USSR Cold War Military Industrial Vault Phone

Rare Soviet Bunker Payphone AMT-69 – Cold War Military / Industrial Vault Phone

An authentic, super-heavy artifact of Cold War history — a genuine Soviet AMT-69 wall-mounted payphone. Weighing ~11 kg (24.2 lbs) due to its armored metal casing, designed in the USSR to withstand harsh conditions and industrial use. Not just a phone — a 100% authentic piece of Soviet engineering.

Rare “Protected Facility” Vault Modification:
Unlike common light-blue street models, this unit features a special dark gray-brown industrial primer and a unique combination of rare features:

• Secure Side Latch: Safe-like locking mechanism for secure cash collection.
• Token Slot («ZHETON»): Designed for special tokens — indicates use inside state factories, high-security administrative buildings, or military/bunker infrastructure.
• Original Emergency Plate: Front panel metal plate listing classic Soviet emergency numbers: Fire (01), Militia (02), Ambulance (03), Gas Supply (04).

These features confirm use in secure, non-public Soviet facilities — significantly rarer than standard street payphones.

Condition & Patina: 100% authentic vintage. Heavy metal case displays genuine aging — scratches, paint chips, natural rust stains — an incredibly rich brutalist character impossible to replicate. Mechanical rotary dial rotates smoothly. Sold strictly “As Is” — not tested. Internal electronics untested. No key included. Sold as a historical artifact, museum piece, or unique industrial décor item.

A rare opportunity to own a piece previously stored in a secure vault — authentic Cold War Soviet history.

Shipping: Due to heavy weight (11 kg), professionally double-boxed with special cushioning material to ensure safe delivery. Worldwide shipping with tracking number.

✈️ Worldwide shipping with tracking.