Is this a Fold-a-phone? Seeking to buy one.

[Robert Gift]

Had one in the 1970s.  Loaned it and lost it.
Thank you

[tubaman]

I've only ever known those as Grillo phones and they are Italian - https://www.classicrotaryphones.com/forum/index.php?topic=24199
There are a number available on eBay right now, including a rare tone dialling one (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335715018562) if you search for "Grillo phone".

[Robert Gift]

I've only ever known those as Grillo phones ... (https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/335715018562) if you search for "Grillo phone".

Thank you. 
Had never seen a TouchTone® model. In 1970's in Littleton, Colorado, few Central Offices were updated to TouchTone that I recall.  (Would love to knowho and when.)
But I would prefer the fun of a rotary dial.

I also had a fliphone (the flap was only a plasticover) which apparenty had a dynamicrophone.  The sound quality wastounding!  We had no idea our telephone lines were capable of such fidelity.

[paul-f]

I vaguely recalled seeing Grillo phones marketed as "Fold-A-Fones."

While looking for references, I found:

• Grillos called Fold-A-Fones,
• "Fold-A-Fones" that are NOT Grillos, and
• Grillos marketed under other names

There's now a topic to collect more references.

https://www.classicrotaryphones.com/forum/index.php?topic=29168.0

[LarryInMichigan]

I have Grillo phones in orange and white.  I find them rather interesting.  They are certainly quite Italian, they are more stylish than practical.  They are uncomfortable to hold.  Finding one for sale shouldn't be difficult.

Larry