Australia and New Zealand
[1] Sydney, Australia. Courtesy: Ted Nielson, magicdogbot
[2] Tasmania. Courtesy: David Morgan-Mar
[3] Christchurch, New Zealand. Courtesy: David Morgan-Mar
[4] Another red kiosk, New Zealand. Courtesy: Jim Gallant.
[1] Red kiosk with slanted roof, north Sydney. [2] Similar kiosk, but with Soanian dome, this one in Tasmania. Kiosk also stands clear of the ground! [3] Octagonal red kiosk; Christchurch, New Zealand. [4] Another red Kiwi kiosk! Someone tell British Telecom that our antipodean cousins consider red is a really cool colour for phoneboxes!

Europe
 


(Above) Green kiosk with Soanian dome, Budapest. Courtesy: Gennady Kulikov, My Travel Photography
(Above) Many thanks to Dave Parker at INVECTIS for these great pictures of telefon kiosks in West Cork, Irish Republic. Note the Gilbert Scott-style windows and nice stacked roof with ventilation slits! Any info and/or photos of Southern Irish boxes would be very welcome!
 
[5] Source: Clipart		  
[6] Source: THE PAYPHONE-PROJECT		  
[7] Source: Clipart
"I know it's around here, somewhere!" [6] Place de la République, Paris, France. Like so many modern kiosks, [6] and [7] were designed by camouflage experts, while [5] is probably an overstatment!
 
[8] Basel, Switzerland.
Photo © Picunique		  
Above: [9] Benicassim, Spain
Right: [10] Halle, Germany		  
[8] Basel, Switzerland. Same modern glass-sided style favoured by BT. [9] [10] Two images from Bill Walker's PAYPHONES OF THE WORLD. See also Interphone kiosks on the Kiosk Kompendium page.

North America


Rather old kiosk, Mount Hope, Ontario (2004).
Photo © Ian McPherson


Slightly more modern Bell Canada kiosk outside a motel near Jarvis, Highway #3, Ontario (2004). Photo © Ian McPherson


Interior shot of kiosk on the left. Any info on Canadian kiosks welcome. Photo © Ian McPherson

Another battered old kiosk, Hamilton, Ontario (2004). Photo © Ian McPherson

 
Okay, I know it's not a kiosk!
Port Dover, Ontario (2004). Photo © Ian McPherson


The most up to date Bell kiosk.Cayuga, Ontario (2004).
Photo © Ian McPherson

Even the very old Canadian boxes were freestanding, like the modern BT ones - chilly in the winter, what with snowdrifts and the windchill.
 
US phone booth interior. As with Bell Canada kiosk above, phone mounted on corner post, as in aborted K7.		  
Airport at Thompson Falls, Montana. Ominous sky - I wouldn't like to be taking off.
(Above courtesy of Pay Phone Directory)

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