Description:

This collectible phone card features a vibrant design commemorating the Mardi Gras Carnival of 1997 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The card prominently displays two theatrical masks, both classical in style, set against a rich purple and gold background. The masks are traditionally associated with theater and performance, symbolizing comedy and tragedy. Above the masks, the text reads "Mardi Gras Carnival 1997 New Orleans," clearly identifying the event and location celebrated by this card. The name "Strategic Telecom Sys." appears on the card, indicating the issuing or sponsoring entity.

The design incorporates cultural elements connected to the Mardi Gras celebration, including motifs of masquerade and festive revelry. The colors—purple, gold, and green—are representative of Mardi Gras, highlighting themes of royalty, justice, and faith. The masks evoke the spirit of Mardi Gras costumes and theater, linking to the broader tradition of masquerades during the festival. The card represents a collectible item associated with New Orleans’ rich cultural heritage and the annual carnival event.

This phone card is a 5 unit card, as indicated by the "5u" marking. It serves as a functional telecommunications card issued for use within the phone network, while also acting as a promotional souvenir connected to the carnival. The design and text clearly identify “Mardi Gras Carnival 1997” along with “New Orleans,” tying it to the famous Louisiana festival known worldwide.

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