Description:

This collectible phone card features the iconic cover artwork from The Saturday Evening Post dated June 28, 1919, illustrated by Norman Rockwell. The scene captures two boys playing leapfrog, the boy in front bending down as the boy behind jumps over him with a joyful expression. Both boys wear vintage clothing reflective of the early 20th century, with the leaping boy dressed in dark trousers with suspenders and a white shirt, while the boy bending is clad in a red shirt and dark pants. At their feet, a playful dog sits with its tongue out, adding a lively, friendly touch to the scene.

At the bottom of the card, the signature "Norman Rockwell" is clearly printed in red lettering, authenticating the artwork. Below the illustration is a selection of names, including Julian Street, Ben Ames Williams, William Ashley Anderson, George Hale Turner, Henry Watterson, Bob Wigger, Herbert Quick, Allie Duer Miller, and Grace Torrey, representing contributors associated with the publication. The AmeriVox logo appears prominently at the bottom center, accompanied by the tagline "The World's New Voice in Calling," alongside the card’s $5 value prominently displayed in red on the lower right corner.

Overall, this phone card beautifully encapsulates Americana through Rockwell’s timeless painting style, emphasizing themes of children, play, and nostalgic artwork connected with The Saturday Evening Post. The detailed illustration, combined with historical text and signature, makes this a notable collectible for art and phone card enthusiasts alike.

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