Description:

This collectible prepaid telecom card features the Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp labeled as Duck Hunting Permit Stamp Card #34. The main image is a detailed illustration of two Old Squatus ducks standing on a partially frozen ice edge by a body of water, with a scenic sky in the background. The stamp prominently displays "$3" as its value and is issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior. The text "VOID AFTER JUNE 30, 1968" is printed below the issuance information, indicating the permit expiration date. The surrounding border of the stamp is white, while the card background is a rich brown color.

To the right of the stamp image, the card shows a white silhouette of a duck accompanied by the number "34," corresponding to the permit number. The card also features a printed denomination of $5 in the upper right corner, which reflects the prepaid telecom value. The design combines elements of wildlife, sports hunting, and philately, specifically highlighting duck hunting permits and migratory bird conservation.

The card’s visual and textual elements make it both a collectible piece for fans of bird and wildlife themes and a prepaid telecommunications card with international calling functionality. It merges the historical significance of hunting permits with the practical use of prepaid telecom service.

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