Description:

This collectible card features vibrant watercolor artwork depicting a Mexican market scene on Olvera Street in Los Angeles, California. The card presents a variety of florals including flowers, cactus, and plants arranged in decorative vases, capturing the colorful atmosphere of this historic marketplace. An Olvera Street lamp appears prominently in the design, enhancing the authentic representation of this well-known Los Angeles National Monument.

The card is a prepaid phone card ("tarjeta prepagada") issued by Pacific Bell with a face value of $10. The text on the card is in Spanish, and it includes a scratch-off element. The expiration date printed on the card is June 13, 1996. Identifying marks include “es10” and “e110s,” which relate to the card’s denomination or series. The overall artistic style focuses on careful brushwork typical of watercolor paintings, emphasizing floral motifs and market pottery.

Distinct references to Los Angeles, California, and Mexican marketplace culture are central to the card’s design. The inclusion of the Olvera Street lamp clearly places the image at Olvera Street, a landmark location celebrated for its vibrant markets and cultural significance within the city. The card’s artwork blends themes of shopping and traditional Mexican artistry found in this national monument area.

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.