Description:

The collectible phone card features a nighttime view of Diamond Head, the famous volcanic tuff cone landmark located on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. The image showcases Diamond Head illuminated against a dark sky, highlighting the distinctive shape of the crater ridge with the glow of city lights below. The text on the card reads "Diamond Head At Night" in bold lettering, with "3u Aloha Festivals '93" indicating its association with the 1993 Aloha Festivals, a significant annual Hawaiian celebration showcasing local culture.

At the top left corner, the card displays the GTE Hawaiian Telephone logo, identifying it as issued by the telecommunications company serving Hawaii during that time. The overall design incorporates iconic Hawaiian themes, emphasizing travel, sightseeing, and Hawaii’s natural and cultural landscape as suggested by the keywords. The night scene of Diamond Head reflects Hawaii’s scenic coastal environment and island heritage, connecting the card to the broader context of Hawaiian islands tourism and local festivities.

The card’s layout balances text and image clearly, with the phrase “Tel” printed in a bold font style, reinforcing the telephone-related purpose of the card. The combination of the ceremonial festival reference and the nighttime scenic photo of Diamond Head makes this collectible an interesting piece commemorating Hawaiian culture and telecommunications history from the early 1990s.

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.