Atea - Analogue telephone - RTT 56B - Copper, Bakelite

In 1956, the RTT, the Belgian PTT, introduced a new telephone set that would be the standard for the coming decades.
The device was designed in the 1930s by Atea, Automatique Electrique Anvers SA, Antwerp.
By that time, it was a very modern design that still looks good now.
The phone has something called character, which I personally quite like.
This device is made by BTMC, the Bell Telephone Manufacturing Company.
The device is made of copper, and the horn is made of bakelite.
The device has a handle, making it easy to move.
The dial offers the possibility to insert a number card into it.
The device still has the original cotton cord in antique condition.