Harrison Ford's "Witness" - Original Screen-Used Payphone (1985) Models on Display:Witness - Payphone Ditching the longer USB stick

Ditching the longer USB stick shape of the first model

Despite these limitations—and an infamous expansion pack that could crash the entire system if it was even slightly nudged—the computer sold over 600

✅ Apple ImageWriter II

squeezing a computer environment into a chassis the size of a VHS tape

The original release was a double-sided "flipper" disc

Harrison Ford's "Witness" - Original Screen-Used Payphone (1985) Models on Display:Witness - Payphone Ditching the longer USB stickThe "Witness" (1985) Production Artifact: This Western Electric style payphone is a primary production artifact from the 1985 Academy Award nominated film Witness. Utilized in multiple key sequences featuring Harrison Ford, the unit was originally situated outside the W. L. Zimmerman & Sons General Store in Intercourse, Pennsylvania. Provenance and Authentication: The unit was acquired in its original 1990 shipping container, documented by a regional