EARLY MODELS 1920 – 1980
Coin Box No. 1AGPO Coin Collecting Box No. 1A
AB Button BoxUK-AB Button Box
Coin Telephone No. 700UK-CT700-Coin Telephone No. 700
Coin Telephone No. 705UK-CT705-Coin Telephone No. 705
CT725 RENTERS PORTABLEUK-CT725 RENTERS PORTABLE
Coin Telephone No. 735UK-CT735-Coin Telephone No. 735
EARLY MODERN MODELS1980 – 2010
Payphone 2000UK-CT 10/1232 Payphone 2000
Coin Telephone 22A&BUK-CT22-Coin Telephone 22A&B
Payphone 100UK-CT23 Coin Telephone No. 23 Payphone 100
Payphone 600UK-CT24- Payphone 600
Payphone 500UK-CT25A- Payphone 500
Payphone 200UK-CT27 CT31D- Payphone 200
Moneymate PayphoneUK-CT28A- Moneymate Payphone
Moneybox PayphoneUK-CT6000- Moneybox Payphone
Payphone 190UK-CT7000- Payphone 190
Payphone 90UK-Payphone 90
Payphone 390+ and 490+UK-Payphone 390+ and 490+
Phonecard 1 PayphoneUK-CP1- Phonecard 1 Payphone
Sovereign Keypad PayphoneUK-CT34 Sovereign Keypad Payphone
Sovereign Card PayphoneUK-SC1- Sovereign Card Payphone
Sovereign Multi-Pay PayphoneUK-SM1- Sovereign Multi-Pay Payphone
Marconi Neptune 800 Internet Payphone
Contour PayphonesUK-Contour Payphones
PRIVATE PAYPHONES
AUDIOLINEUK-PR-AUDIOLINE
Mercury Card PhoneUK-PPR05 Mercury Card Phone
Pegasus PhonesUK-PPR10 Pegasus Phones
SECURIFON 50UK-SECURIFON 50
Solitaire PayphonesUK-PR-Solitaire

2026- The number of public payphones across the UK has dropped from a peak of around 92,000 to under 20,000 today. 

Operational payphones that stay in service are being converted from analogue copper connections to digital Voice over IP (VoIP) lines. Under Ofcom rules, any digital payphone must be fitted with battery back-up power so emergency calling remains functional during local power outages. 

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