Description:

This is a U S West Telecard with a $3.00 value, featuring imagery related to Native American culture. The front of the card displays a close-up photograph of traditional necklaces made from wampum and dentallium shells resting on a sandy surface. The card is part of the "A Northwest Legacy" series, highlighting Indigenous artifacts connected to the confederated tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation in Oregon, including Wasco and Paiute tribal traditions.

The card design includes a brownish-orange vertical banner on the right side stating "A NORTHWEST LEGACY." The lower section of the card shows the U S West logo with the words "U S WEST TELECARD" above the monetary value and "U S WEST COMMUNICATIONS" beneath. The necklaces shown emphasize sacred and traditional Native American craftsmanship, representing important cultural currency and heritage.

This collectible chip card pays tribute to authentic Native American artifacts held at the Americana Museum in Warm Springs, Oregon, showcasing tribal artifacts that reflect the heritage and traditions of the Warm Springs Reservation’s confederated tribes. The card’s detailed shell beadwork underlines its thematic focus on Native American history and cultural continuity.

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