Description:

This image features the cover of the collectible catalog titled *The H&G Standard Catalogue of USA Telephone Cards Including Canada*, authored by S.E.R. Hiscocks and C.M. Garibaldi. The cover design showcases a gradient background that shifts from a deep bluish tone on the left to a lighter greenish hue toward the center and right. Along the spine, a subtle pattern of blue shapes resembling chain links or telephone cords adds visual interest. The title and authors’ names are printed in a bold black serif font, standing out clearly against the lighter background for easy readability. At the bottom, the cover identifies this edition as the "1995-1996 H&G Second Edition," published by Telecard Publications, Inc.

On the right side of the cover, six telephone cards are arranged vertically, offering a glimpse into the variety of collectible cards featured within the catalog. These cards display a diverse range of designs and themes. The top card highlights a vibrant "World of Coca-Cola" theme from 1995, depicting a Coca-Cola bottle surrounded by sunflowers and a radiant sunburst motif. Its bright colors evoke a summery feel, complemented by the prominent "Summer '95" label.

Beneath it is a card with a distinctly patriotic American design, featuring an American flag and a bald eagle’s head, alongside the "Ameri Vox" branding and a $20 denomination indicating the card’s value. Next is a card promoting the "Juste Pour Rire" comedy festival, marked by a playful green hand logo and the phrase "Cachons La Tête," reflecting the festival’s humorous and lighthearted spirit. Another card presents a whimsical artistic design with two green cartoon characters playing musical instruments, valued at "5 points," adding a quirky charm to the collection.

The fifth card is part of AT&T’s "TeleTicket" series and features an old-fashioned car, blending themes of technology and history to symbolize the evolution of communication. Finally, the bottom card belongs to Pacific Bell, labeled as a "$20 Prepaid Card," and showcases a collage of artistic images associated with California, including vivid red flowers and elements of the state’s landscape. Together, these cards highlight the cultural richness and diversity of the collectible telephone card market in the mid-1990s.

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