Phones in Bond movies

[SeanAmbrose93]

Hello guys, I am new in this forum, and really do know nothing about telephones at all, so that's why I'm asking the experts now: Can you ID the phones on the pictures, taken from all the Bond movies?
I have the amazing Bond Blu-Ray collection, where more or less good snapshots were possible.
To start with, here are some phones found in the 1962 movie "Dr. No".

If you have an idea about a certain phone, just post it 

As the 007 films are British made, many indoor scenes were filmed on soundstages in the UK, which might help to ID some of the phones.

[SeanAmbrose93]

Telephones from "From Russia with Love" (1963) - Part 1

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Telephones in "From Russia with Love" - Part 2

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Phones in the movie "Goldfinger" (1964):

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Phones in "Thunderball" (1965) - Part 1:

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Phones in "Thunderball" (1965) - Part 2:

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Phones in "You only live twice" (1967) + the promotion film "Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond"

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Phones in "On her Majesty's secret Service" (1969):

[Owain]

Most of the British ones are variants of the 706 or 746. The logo on the rear above the case fixing screw / cord attachments suggests these are non-GPO ones intended for PBX use and probably sourced from a props suppler.

http://www.britishtelephones.com/t706.htm

http://www.britishtelephones.com/ate/6.htm

[dsk]

Hi and welcome:
That is some challenge, I may be wrong but will guess and hope for corrections.
Picture numbers  are numbers, and then followed by my guess.

1,3,6,10,14,18,21,23,25,46?  + one at no 17: UK; GPO 746
2: STC type 4001-C  (Equal design has been used in many countries)
9: Some German 1960'ies
11: Russian?
12, 26: W48  (German design, used in many countries)
15:
17: Erisson??? + GPO 746?
19: Belgian ??
22: US 500 style
46: ??

[SeanAmbrose93]

Phones in "Diamonds are forever" (1971):

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Phones in "Live and let die" (1973):

[twocvbloke]

Most of the British phones are British Ericsson N1900-based models going by the logos on the rear of their cases:

http://britishtelephones.com/ericsson/n1900.htm

The rest are of various european, russian and american examples as far as I can tell...

[SeanAmbrose93]

Phones in "The Man with the golden Gun" (1974):

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Phones in "The Spy who loved Me" (1977):