Description:

This collectible telecard is a die-cut in the shape of the continental United States, issued for the American Tele-Card Expo held in San Antonio, Texas, from June 1 to June 3, 1995. The card prominently features a detailed image of a Texas Longhorn steer, symbolizing the state of Texas, which is emphasized by the phrase "Don't Mess With Texas!" written in red near the steer's horn. The Longhorn is painted with the event name "American Tele-Card Expo" on its side and stands on a desert-like plain with sparse vegetation.

The card background includes several oil derricks, representing Texas's oil industry. Near the steer's head is a dark blue outline of the state of Texas with a white "$1" payment value mark. The AmeriVox logo is present in the upper left corner with text reading "The World's New Voice in Calling." Below the Longhorn, in red text, the location and dates "San Antonio, Texas 1-3 June 1995" are printed, tying the imagery directly to the specific event.

This card is a promotional telecard from the United States, related to an expo that celebrates telecommunication collectibles. The design effectively combines Texas cultural symbols, event branding, and promotional telecommunication themes, making it a distinctive collectible item from the mid-1990s.

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