Description:

This collectible phone card is a vintage 1992 AT&T TeleTicket featuring a festive holiday design titled "A Winter Wonderland." The card showcases a peaceful winter scene centered on a quaint, snow-covered countryside. In the background, a rustic wooden cabin rests quietly among bare trees, their branches lightly dusted with snow. Above, a moody blue-gray sky hints at a calm, cold winter day just before sunset or an approaching snowfall. A wooden split-rail fence runs alongside the cabin, adding to the nostalgic warmth of this traditional holiday setting.

The card’s layout balances clear branding with practical usability. On the left side, set against a white background, the iconic AT&T logo—a globe-like blue circle with horizontal stripes—is prominently displayed. Below it, a bold green band spans this section, intersected by horizontal white lines and marked by a large white number “10,” indicating the card’s value in units. Beneath the number, the word “UNITS” appears in small green letters, emphasizing the card’s function as a prepaid phone unit.

In the top right corner, the word “TELETICKET” is featured in a classic sans-serif green font, clearly communicating the card’s purpose. Just below the winter scene, a caption reads “A Winter Wonderland” in a modest black typeface, reinforcing the thematic element while maintaining focus on the artwork. This caption enhances the sense of tranquility and nostalgia evoked by the rural winter landscape, perfectly capturing the warmth and cheer of the holiday season.

Though designed for practical use, this card stands out as a collectible thanks to its thoughtful artistic details and seasonal theme. The blend of the AT&T logo, functional telecommunication design, and charming winter artwork makes it a distinctive artifact from the early 1990s—a time when phone cards were valued both for utility and decoration. Its vintage appeal, nostalgic imagery, and festive motif make it a captivating keepsake for collectors interested in telecommunications history or holiday 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.