Batman Batphone with Original Box (Marx, 1966)....

Description

Batman Batphone with Original Box (Marx, 1966). The Batman Hot-Line Batphone is a battery-operated phone that speaks ten different phrases when activated. Released by Marx in 1966, it is made of red plastic with a black knitted cord and paper stickers on the body and handset. The original box is included and it even has the original inspectors "Packing slip".

More Information: The phone is in good condition with all stickers still firmly applied. The stickers on the handset show age and there is a small amount of fraying on the knitted elastic cord. The battery compartment is clean, but the toy is untested and there is no guarantee of its working order. The box is in great solid condition and includes the insert for the receiver. The outside of the box has some scuffs and light shelf wear but has no tears or creases other than where the box is folded on either side for display.


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