Description:

These four collectible international calling cards from AT&T feature detailed photographic images of lighthouses located on Martha's Vineyard, capturing scenic views that reflect the nautical and tourist appeal of the area. Each card displays a specific lighthouse along with its name and mentions "Martha’s Vineyard" to indicate the location.

The first card depicts the Cape Poge Lighthouse surrounded by grassy vegetation, with the lighthouse standing tall under clear skies. It is marked with 20 units for calling credit, and text in the upper right corner identifies the lighthouse and location.

The second card shows the East Chop Lighthouse behind a white picket fence, set against a clear blue sky. This card also holds 20 units, and its descriptive text names the lighthouse and Martha’s Vineyard.

The third card features the Edgartown Lighthouse near the water, with a surrounding natural landscape of trees and grass. This card offers 40 units for calling and includes the lighthouse’s name and Martha’s Vineyard in its text.

The fourth card highlights the Gay Head Lighthouse, showing the upper lantern section with an illuminated light and the brick tower rising above grassy dunes beside the ocean. It is credited with 100 units and identifies the lighthouse and Martha’s Vineyard on the front.

Each card includes the “AT&T International Calling Card” branding on the left side running vertically, emphasizing their functional use for international calls while showcasing notable maritime landmarks from Martha’s Vineyard.

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.