Description:

This collectible phone card features an oil painting titled "The First Telephone 1875" by Giuseppe Trotta. The image shows two men in a workshop setting beneath a wooden-beamed ceiling, with a large arched window in the background revealing a cityscape. One of the men, dressed in formal black attire with a beard and mustache, is holding a small early model of a telephone device. The other man, wearing a white shirt and a gray apron, stands attentively nearby.

The left side of the card includes text elements stating the card’s value as $4.95 and details about the artwork and artist. The card prominently displays the NYNEX logo and the word "Pioneers" alongside a blue triangle design, indicating it is part of the NYNEX Pioneers of America series. This series celebrates historical figures, inventors, and milestones in telephone history, highlighting Alexander Graham Bell and Watson’s contributions to telecommunications technology.

Overall, this card commemorates a pivotal moment in the development of telephone technology, capturing the historical invention of the first telephone device by Bell and Watson. It is a collectible item reflecting telecommunications, famous inventors, and early phone history.

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