Description:

This collectible phone card from Hawaii features an artwork depicting a traditional Hawaiian canoe with a crew of masked canoeists paddling through the water. The canoe is long and slender with a large sail, set against a backdrop of lush green hills under a partly cloudy sky. The art captures the cultural importance of boating and canoeing in Hawaiian history.

The card is marked with "10 UNITS" in the upper left corner, and also prominently displays a stamp-like graphic reading "PACIFIC 97" alongside text announcing the "World Philatelic Exhibition San Francisco, California 29 May - 8 June." This ties the card to the 1997 World Philatelic Exhibition held in San Francisco.

This collectible pays tribute to Captain James Cook’s voyage to Hawaii, reflecting Hawaiian culture and the Sandwich Islands through the imagery of masked canoeists in a traditional Hawaiian vessel. The card combines themes of art, history, and seafaring within a Pacific 97 overprint style, making it a notable piece for collectors interested in Hawaiian heritage and world philatelic events.

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