South African Payphones

South Africa developed some of the world’s most innovative payphones, reflecting the country’s strong engineering and manufacturing capabilities during its industrial peak. International sanctions and economic isolation during the apartheid era encouraged local invention, leading to sophisticated, locally designed telephones and booths that rivalled or exceeded many overseas counterparts.

NAMEIMAGE
AF-01-00 LM Ericsson WALL PAYPHONE (c.1902–1910)
AF-01-02 GRAY COINBOX 1930GRAY COINBOX 1930
AF-01-04 Gray CoinBox with NEOPHONE 1950
AF-01-05 Dowson & Dobson Auto Wall 1965
AF-01-06 PROTEA Table model (1968)
AF-01-09 First CHATTERBOX 1985
AF-01-11 Prototype L&G Comet 12
AF-01-12 Orange Cardphone 1988Telkom SA  Orange Cardphone
AF-01-13 CHATTERBOX PAYPHONE (1993) Table Model
AF-01-18 Telkom Tetabox 1990
AF-01-19 Blue TSA-4 1989
AF-01-20 TELKOR ELECTRONIC PAYPHONES (1984–2000)
AF-01-23 EASICOIN PAYPHONE (1998)
AF-01-24 Rotor payphone 1995
AF-01-25 Plessey Midori c.1995
AF-01-26 Ascom_eXANTO (Telecom Namibia)
AF-01-27 AMPER MPP coin payphone (c. 2003)
AF-01-28 MTN GSM PAYPHONE (c. 2000–2004) Swaziland

South African phone Booths

AF-01-B01 The Silentium (c.1902–1910)
AF-01-B02 HUME PIPE CONCRETE TELEPHONE BOOTH (1922)
AF-01-B03 STEEL AND GLASS TELEPHONE BOOTH (1950)
AF-01-B04 ALUMINIUM FRAME BOOTH (1970)
AF-01-B05 ORANGE FIBREGLASS BUBBLE BOOTH (1975)
AF-01-B06 Current booths
Links to historical literature (PDF)
Kaplan- Out of South Africa- Telkor 1996Academic working paper written by economist David Kaplan in 1996. Written during period of great change- paper discusses how Apartheid-era isolation fostered South Africa’s advanced telecommunications industry, with Telkor emerging as an innovative exporter of payphones and digital technology.
Pictorial history SA TELKOM Payphones SINCE 1960Good introduction pictorial list of Telkom payphone history
Proposal DONDERBROEK COIN BOX 1960Early proposal for important 1960 locally designed payphone
South Africa- Telkom Phone Apparatus History List 2000Pictorial list done by Robin Louwrens he was the curator of the Telkom museum (bad scan- very good resource)