Description:

This collection features a set of American Telecards showcasing iconic Indian motorcycles, specifically the 1948 Custom Rainbow Chief and the 1937 Inline Four. The first image presents a side-by-side front view of both cards. On the left, the 1948 Custom Rainbow Chief is depicted in its fiery red-orange hue, highlighting its classic cruiser styling and prominent fenders. On the right, the 1937 Inline Four motorcycle is shown with its brown and cream paint, long seat, and exposed, intricate engine details. Both cards bear the “ATI American Telecard” branding and display their respective values: $5.00 for the Rainbow Chief and $10.00 for the Inline Four.

The second image offers a close-up of the 1948 Custom Rainbow Chief card. The detailed motorcycle stands out against a plain white background, allowing its vintage styling—featuring a wide, cushioned seat, large chrome exhaust pipes, and the signature Indian logo on the tank—to be clearly appreciated. The clean, uncluttered design emphasizes the sleek lines of this classic bike, embodying the aesthetic of 1940s American transportation. The card’s "$5.00" value is prominently displayed in the upper right corner, underscoring its collectible appeal and telecommunication utility.

The third image highlights the 1937 Inline Four card set in a vintage garage or workshop scene. Warm lighting accentuates the motorcycle’s detailed engineering, especially the inline four-cylinder engine and the classic leather saddle, which contrasts subtly with the rich brown and cream paint. The background features aged wooden paneling, additional Indian motorcycle memorabilia, and an authentic, nostalgic atmosphere. The "$10.00" value appears clearly in the top right corner, emphasizing the card’s status as a higher-value collectible.

Finally, the fourth image shows the reverse side of one of the telecards. It provides instructions for use within the United States and for international dialing. The text explains how to access the calling service via touch-tone phones and includes customer service contact information available 24 hours. “APRIL 96” printed near the bottom indicates the card’s production date, adding historical context. The back also features standard telecard markings, such as the magnetic stripe area and serial barcodes, blending practical functionality with its collectible, transportation-themed design.

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