Description:

These collectible phone cards each feature a colorful reproduction of vintage magazine covers or advertisements, all with a value of 60 units. The first card shows the February 1934 issue of "Hunting and Fishing" magazine, priced at five cents, depicting a man fishing on a beach with ocean waves. The second card presents an interior scene with two men, one dressed as a pirate and the other in a striped shirt and cap, inside a large, columned hall, under the text "Grace Line."

Another card displays the cover of "Popular Science Monthly," dated February with a price of 15 cents, highlighting a red airplane with a large circular open window and smaller text promoting new inventions and home workshop plans. The fourth card shows a classic red convertible Buick car, identified as a reproduction by Powers Corporation, with the location noted as 235 West Thirty-Ninth Street, New York City.

The set also includes a card commemorating the "Los Angeles Times Fiftieth Anniversary Edition" from December 4, 1951, illustrated with a historic sepia photograph of a nineteenth-century building. Another card depicts a man in a dark suit holding a ship’s wheel aboard a sailboat, with a small block of explanatory text beneath the image.

Additional cards feature vintage advertisements: one with playful Dalmatian puppies chasing a bucket of feed alongside a Texaco Fire-Chief Gasoline logo and text from The Texas Company; another showing a stylized, illustrated view from a ship’s deck with a woman looking out over an ocean scene, on a July 1939 cover of "Town & Country" magazine. Each card includes the Destiny Telecomm International logo in the lower right corner.

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.