Description:

The collectible phone card features a detailed painted image of a man walking through a snowy landscape. The man is wearing traditional snow shoes and winter clothing suitable for a harsh snowstorm or blizzard environment. He carries a long wooden pole over his right shoulder, which supports a bundle of telephone wire equipment, reflecting his role in servicing or maintaining phone lines in severe weather conditions.

prominently displayed on the card is the text "The Spirit of Service," emphasizing the dedication and hard work of the individual depicted. The name "Phone Man on Snow With Snowshoes #401A" identifies the theme of the card, highlighting both the snowy environment and the profession. The logos for L&G and Landis & Gyr are visible, along with a monetary value of $5.25, indicating the card’s usage value.

Additionally, the card includes the NYNEX logo and the text "New York Tel," indicating the phone service provider associated with this collectible. The image captures the resilience and determination of the man working under challenging winter conditions, echoing the spirit of service within the telecommunications industry.

The overall artwork uses cool tones to capture the snowy environment, with dynamic brushstrokes emphasizing the blizzard atmosphere. Telephone poles are subtly placed in the background, further reinforcing the setting of outdoor telephone line maintenance. The card is part of a series that illustrates snow scenes, telephone poles, and service workers, representing a unique intersection of art and telecommunications history.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.