Description:

This collectible set features ten phone cards from the Norman Rockwell Collection, licensed by the Norman Rockwell Estate Licensing Co. Each card is issued by AmCall and includes distinct artistic representations connected to Norman Rockwell’s work and themes. The set highlights multiple subjects, including "Spring Flowers" and a sports series titled "Four Sporting Boys," which showcases the sports of basketball, baseball, football, and golf.

The phone cards integrate cultural and historical themes such as "A Time for Greatness," "The Peace Corps," and "Outward Bound," along with a card focused on an artistic comparison labeled "Picasso vs Sargent." Each card includes the AmCall and American Express Tel logos, confirming their use for telecommunication purposes. The cards have a consistent branding style associated with AmCall, featuring clear text and visual elements directly tied to the keywords provided.

As part of this distinctive numbered set, these cards not only celebrate Norman Rockwell’s iconic Americana artwork but also connect to American culture through sports and social themes, making this series both collectible and visually rich. The inclusion of official licensing from the Norman Rockwell Estate and AmCall’s telecommunication logos ensures these cards hold value for collectors interested in art, history, and phone card memorabilia.

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.