Early Australian coin collectors initially mainly sourced from the UK and USA. Some remained in use until 1980. After 1930 some automatic coin collectors were designed and manufactured locally (the Variable Tariff series).
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- 001 Canada
- 001 USA
- 027 South Africa
- 033 France
- 034 Spain
- 039 Italy
- 041 Switzerland
- 044 United Kingdom
- 045 Denmark
- 046 Sweden
- 049 Germany
- 052 Mexico
- 053 Cuba
- 054 Argentina
- 056 Chile
- 061 Australia
- 064 New Zealand
- 081 Japan
- 086 China
- 385 Croatia
- 886 Taiwan
- Adco
- Alcatel
- Aluminium telephone box
- Amper Spain
- Anritsu Japan
- Ascom (Switzerland)
- Associated Automation/Elliot Automation
- ATM (Automatic Telephone Manufacturing Company)
- ATT
- Automatic Electric (USA)
- Baird
- Benner Nawman
- British Payphone
- British Telephone Box
- Card Phone
- Cast Iron Phone Box
- Club Phone
- COCOT
- Coin Collector
- Concrete Phone Box
- CT3
- Decorative Street Furniture
- Design Icon
- Deutsche Post (DDR)
- Deutsche Telekom
- Early
- Elcotel
- Enclosure
- Experimental
- Free Standing
- GPO/BT (British Telecom)
- GPT (GEC-Plessey), later Marconi
- Gray
- GTE
- Hall Mechanism
- Head Box
- Infopyme Comunicaciones (Spain)
- Internet payphone
- Jaro
- JC Decaux
- L. M. Ericsson
- Landis & Gyr
- Mounting
- Northern Electric (later Nortel)
- NTT
- One Slot / Fortress
- Painted or Stainless Steel
- Phone Box
- PMG/Telstra (Australia)
- Private
- Protel
- PTT / France Telecom
- Quadrum
- Quortech
- Schlumberger
- Siemens (Germany)
- STC (Standard Telephones and Cable
- Supervised
- Tamura Electric Works
- Telefónica Spain
- Telephone Box
- Three Slot
- Timber Phone Box
- TMSA – Telephone Manufacturers of South Africa
- Token phone
- Uncategorized
- US Phone Booth
- Usage
- Variable Tariff
- Wall Mounted
- Western Electric / AT&T / Bell System