Description:

This collectible phone card from the American Tele-Card Expo held in San Antonio, Texas, in June 1995 features a vivid photographic image of The Alamo, one of Texas’ most iconic historical landmarks. The Alamo is displayed prominently with clear details of its distinctive façade, set against a bright blue sky with scattered white clouds. The image captures the historic mission-style architecture with its recognizable curved gable.

The card includes text in the upper left corner stating "American Tele-Card Expo $5," signifying its value. Below this, the date and location of the event—"San Antonio Texas (June, 1995)"—are printed clearly. The lower right corner bears the name "The Alamo" along with "WorldLink Commun," indicating the telecommunications company associated with the phone card. The card’s design elements emphasize Americana and American history, specifically relating to Texas history and the Texas Revolution, connecting it to important American forts and historical sights.

The overall presentation highlights the card’s status as a collectible featuring a celebrated Texan landmark. The composition brings attention to The Alamo as a symbol of the Texas Revolution and American heritage, making it a significant piece for collectors interested in American landmarks and historical events.

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