@nostalgiapix25 Batman picks the red one for the Batcave

@snchzv Of course.

@nostalgiapix25 No robin egg blue?!? Pfft.

@mister_mulligan I recall the light blue. Maybe available after the ‘50s.

@nostalgiapix25 We had ivory or light beige, then yellow later. Red would have been so cool.

@SombertownMayor We had tan/beige. Then our second one was pink.

@nostalgiapix25 Red would make me think I'd be incoming calls from a foreign power about something or other awful happening. Maybe a light powder blue or the good ol' standard black.

@RonSomething1 The phone in my room as a teen was pink. Early 80s.

@nostalgiapix25 No pink or blue?

@paisleyoungfan Must have been later on. We had pink in the ‘70s.

@nostalgiapix25 We had yellow

@nostalgiapix25 I think ours was light green with 12 foot chord that always twisted around itself.

@nostalgiapix25 @LaurasMiscMovie When they first introduced the colored phones they charged more for them, so they carefully marketed them. When Dad got his first apartment, the sales rep said, "What color is your apartment?" Dad, not wanting to pay extra, said, "Black." He got the cheapest color.

@nostalgiapix25 @tadool The first one I remember was early ‘60s, black rotary wall model. We moved in the mid ‘60s and got an ivory Touch-Tone wall model. Bell Atlantic, but like Pacific Telephone part of the Bell system.

@nostalgiapix25 Avocado green like the one we had upstairs in my house growing up. It was outside in the hall with a very long cord that would reach each of the bedrooms.

@nostalgiapix25 Pink!

@nostalgiapix25 I remember when you could not get a red phone. That color was reserved for special users. Black, beige and I think white were your choices until the princess came out.

@nostalgiapix25 Growing up ours was yellow 💛

@nostalgiapix25 I had a red table model. Love the smooth action of the rotary dial. The handset had a nice feel to it.

@nostalgiapix25 We had yellow.