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Sounds like a Trimline/Trendline (I think 'Trimline' was a trademark so some other manufacturers called them 'Trendlines' instead). THe 10 holes in the dial are alsmost, but not quitem, eqaully speaced. There is not the big gap between '1' and '0' as on a normal UK or US dial. They had to do this as they couldn't reduce the size of the holes too much (a normal finger has to be able to fit int them). To get this to work, the finger stop on the dial moves when you dial. So you get a reasonalbe dial fingerwheel motion for a '1', etc. I bougth oen last year over hewre. It's an interesting little telephone. At least on mine the circuitry in the hadnset is a flexible PCB, that in the base unit (which contains the ringer (bell) and its capacitor) is all hwardwired to screw terminals. There were scheamtics inside each part. A search from the Telephone Collectors Internationl web sith should turn up a scheamtic anyeway. And probably repair information for the rigner and dial. -tony