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This collectible phone card commemorates the 125th anniversary of Cable & Wireless, dated 1872–1997. It features a collage of images highlighting the history and scope of telecommunications. At the center is a black-and-white portrait of William Pender, a significant figure in the development of Cable & Wireless, with his signature beneath the image.
In the upper left corner, there are two maritime scenes: a modern cable ship and a historic sailing ship, emphasizing the company's roots in submarine cable laying and maritime communication. Below this, the Cable & Wireless logo appears as a series of blue globe-like horizontal lines with the company name beneath it.
To the right, a colorful flag marked with "CTM" (Companhia de Telecomunicações de Macau S.A.R.I.) represents Cable & Wireless's presence in Macau. Below that is an image of a satellite orbiting Earth, symbolizing the company's evolution into satellite communications. The circular logo near the top right displays "125 Years Cable & Wireless 1872–1997."
This card reflects Cable & Wireless's global telecommunications influence, connecting historical maritime communication to modern satellite technology, and highlights its operations in locations including Hong Kong, Macau, and Jamaica.
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