The image is a photograph of a plaque on the side of a building that reads "Phone-box from the 1930s". The plaque is white with black text and is mounted on a gray wall. The text is written in a simple, sans-serif font and is centered on the plaque. Below the text, there is a quote from the Norwegian Telecom Museum that reads, "Almost 70 years after its creation, this phone-box is a common sight all over Norway. At the most there were more than 6000 in towns and villages across the entire nation. The design originates from a design competition initiated by the Oslo Telephone Company in 1932. Architect George Frederick Fasting from Bergen was awarded the first price for his entry, Risks. It is an exquisite example of early Nordic modernism. The box has been restored and re-erected at Maihaugen by the Norwegian Telecom Museum."