Description:

This collectible phone card features an illustration inspired by Norman Rockwell's artwork style, specifically resembling a cover from the Saturday Evening Post. Central to the image is Santa Claus, depicted as St. Nick dressed in his traditional red outfit with white trim. Santa is portrayed holding a vintage rotary telephone receiver to his ear, engaged in a long-distance telephone call. The setting evokes a nostalgic Christmas ambiance with warm colors and holiday cheer.

In the background, a wall is visible with several newspapers pinned or hanging, reinforcing the Americana theme and connection to news media. The newspapers display headlines and images consistent with the 1995 Christmas season. The card includes text that reads "Call Santa TeleStory" tied to the theme of holiday communication. The issuing entity, The Long Distance Co., is identified on the card. The combination of Santa, newspapers, and telephone imagery connects the card to both the holiday season and classic American culture.

This card dates to 1995, as shown by the Saturday Evening Post reference and the overall art style. It clearly celebrates Christmas and the tradition of contacting Santa Claus during the holidays. The depiction emphasizes the historical portrayal of Santa in popular media and print, capturing the spirit of Xmas through expressive illustration evocative of Rockwell’s storytelling.

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