Description:

This collectible phone card features the Landis & Gyr Commun. logo prominently at the top left corner. The design centers on an image related to IntelExpo 1985 held in Washington D.C., as indicated by the text "00429 IntelExpo 1985 PhonoCard (Washington D.C.) First USA Card (RARE)." The card background incorporates a light blue tone with white text and graphical elements that emphasize the telecommunication theme. The words "Landis & Gyr" appear clearly, associating the card with the Swiss technology company known for communication equipment.

The card includes multiple reference numbers, specifically “00 429” and “00429,” which are part of the card’s identification relevant to the IntelExpo 1985 event. The event itself is directly referenced, confirming the card’s connection to this notable exposition. The presence of "Commun." connects the card to the communications sector. "Landis & Gyr" and "L&G" are both mentioned, reinforcing the brand identity on the card.

This card was used, as indicated by the keywords provided, adding to its rarity and collectible value. It highlights the collectible nature of telecards made for expos and special events focusing on telephone technology. The card’s primary theme revolves around telephones on phonecards, and the provided SKU-10420 links it to a series of Show Cards, expos, and collectible telecard events, which include Landis & Gyr’s involvement.

No personal names or additional logos appear beyond those mentioned, keeping the focus on the IntelExpo 1985 and Landis & Gyr's telecommunications presence. The card serves as a physical piece of telecommunication history from the mid-1980s technology showcase in Washington D.C.

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