
A somewhat bizarre and designy telephone, the Eltek Cheops. Made for the Dutch market, it resembles that famous ancient Egyptian burial monument.
Made in the late 80s, early 90s, it has a few electronic features that go with that era. The top has a small light, that flickers on incoming calls. Also of note is the unusual lay out of the keypad. I suspect it took a little time to get used to that.

And the nicest feature is the hold button, which results in a piece of horrible electronic music that is played to the victim on the other end of the line. Great to use on telemarketeers.
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