Description:

This collectible FT&T Florida Telecard commemorates Babe Ruth’s famous "Called Shot" home run during the 1932 World Series. The card features a photographic image of a baseball signed by Babe Ruth. The ball is identified as the one used in the third game of the 1932 World Series, when Ruth hit the home run off pitcher Charlie Root. The text on the card prominently references Babe Ruth, the 1932 World Series, and the "Called Shot" home run, emphasizing the historical significance of the baseball.

The card includes a close-up image of the baseball resting on what appears to be a textured surface. The baseball clearly shows Babe Ruth’s signature, written in bold script across the ball, credentialing its connection to the iconic player and moment. The background of the card is a solid royal blue with white and red text. The wording highlights the association with the "LDDS WorldCom" and the 1932 World Series event.

This card is a part of FT&T’s Florida Telecard series, designed to honor sports history, specifically baseball in the 1930s. The design integrates vintage sports memorabilia with a collectible phone card format, merging the legacy of Babe Ruth’s legendary call and historic home run with a unique commemorative item for collectors.

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.