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This is a still photograph of an old-fashioned, gray, wall-mounted rotary dial telephone. The telephone is positioned on a light yellow wall. The handset is black and hangs below the main body of the phone, connected by a coiled black cord. To the left of the telephone, there is a yellow sign with black text in Armenian. The text appears to list different floors and office numbers, with some numbers like "2-41", "2-81", "2-08", and "2-07" clearly visible. To the right of the rotary dial, there is a white plaque with more Armenian text, also appearing to be informational. Below the rotary dial, a small label reads "2 коп.", indicating a coin denomination. The telephone has a metallic casing with visible hinges at the top. The rotary dial itself is gold-colored with black numbers and markers. The overall impression is that of an older, functional piece of technology in a somewhat dated setting. There are no people visible in the image, and the scene is static. The lighting suggests it could be daytime, but there are no strong indicators of natural light or weather conditions. The background is a plain wall with some minor cracks visible. Below the phone, a glimpse of a window or doorway with a white frame is visible, suggesting an indoor environment.
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