Description:

This collectible phone card features Thomas Alva Edison standing in front of his chemistry laboratory. Edison is dressed in a dark suit and tie, captured in a formal pose with a serious expression. The background shows the exterior of a building associated with his inventive work. This card honors Edison as an inventor and businessman, highlighting his legacy in innovations and inventions.

The card design includes the logos of the U.S. Department of the Interior and the National Park Service, indicating a connection to a historic site located in West Orange, New Jersey. This site is well-known for its association with Thomas Edison and his groundbreaking inventions. The presence of these official logos emphasizes the card’s role in commemorating Edison’s contributions and the preservation of his laboratory.

Additional text on the card identifies it as a 3-unit phone card issued by FT&T Florida Telecard. The card presents a clear image with perfect lighting, showcasing details in both Edison’s attire and the laboratory setting. Overall, the card serves as a tribute to Thomas Edison’s significance in American history and technological progress.

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