Military Field Phone TAP-67, Army Phone TAP- 67

An authentic vintage TAP-67 military field telephone, manufactured in Bulgaria in 1973 during the Cold War era.

Designed for military field communications, this rugged telephone was used by the Bulgarian armed forces as part of their communication equipment. Built for demanding conditions, the TAP-67 features a sturdy Bakelite-style protective case designed to withstand the challenges of military use.

The telephone retains its original identification plate and Bulgarian operating instructions inside the lid. The manufacturer's plate identifies the model as TAP-67, with a production date of 1973 and a technical specification dating from 1968 (ТУ №0170692/1968 г.). These original details add to the historical character and authenticity of this fascinating piece of Cold War military communication equipment.

The telephone is a fascinating example of Eastern European military technology, reflecting the practical engineering and distinctive design of Cold War-era communication equipment.

With its robust construction, authentic military appearance, and historical character, this field telephone would make an excellent addition to a militaria collection, military museum, Cold War display, or vintage technology collection.

It also makes a wonderful decorative object for an industrial-style interior, office, or study, and a thoughtful gift for collectors of historic telecommunications equipment.

Condition:

The telephone is in lovely vintage condition, with natural signs of age and previous use. Its original character has been preserved. Please examine the photographs carefully for details.

The telephone is offered as a historical collectible. Its operating condition has not been tested, and functionality cannot be guaranteed.

Dimensions:

Width: 24 cm (9.4")

Height: 14 cm (5.5")

Depth: 10 cm (3.9")

A distinctive piece of Bulgarian military history, preserving the design and technology of Cold War-era field communications.