Description:

These eight collectible phone cards each have a value of 60 units and feature reproductions of vintage magazine covers and popular media from the 1930s, identified as part of the "Famous People 1930's Series 1 - Popular Magazine Reproductions (Complete Set of 8)" by Destiny Telecomm. Each card prominently displays a central image with a colored border that varies per card, and a Destiny Trademark seal at the bottom right corner.

The cards showcase a variety of themes and subjects: one card depicts a classic reddish-orange 1930s Buick convertible car outside a building, noted as a reproduction by Powers Reproduction Corporation of New York City. Another card advertises the Grace Line Caribbean–South American cruising line, featuring two pirates in period dress in a large, columned hall with a distant sea view. A third card shows a man in a suit steering a ship’s wooden wheel, with a sensitive depiction of calm sea waters, conveying maritime navigation.

Additional cards include a 1934 issue of "Hunting and Fishing" magazine, illustrating a man fishing in the surf, and a "Los Angeles Times" special fiftieth anniversary edition from December 6, 1931, displaying an old, stately building in sepia tones. One card features a "Popular Science" February cover with a large blue horn and red biplane on a yellow background, promoting inventions and mechanics. Another shows a Texaco advertisement with Dalmatian puppies running toward a dog bowl and a red gas can labeled "Texaco Fire-Chief Gasoline." Lastly, a card presents the July 1939 "Town & Country" magazine cover, portraying a woman looking out from a ship’s deck over a dramatic, purple-toned seascape.

These phone cards capture historical and cultural snapshots from the early 20th century, combining automotive, nautical, scientific, recreational, and advertising imagery, making them distinctive collectible items issued by Destiny Telecomm.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.