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This collectible phone card commemorates the 120th anniversary of the first telephone call made by Alexander Graham Bell. It features a central black and white portrait of Alexander Graham Bell, a historical figure and inventor known for his groundbreaking contributions to telecommunications. The years "1876" and "1996" are printed along the bottom of the card, marking the span from the invention of the telephone to the anniversary celebration.
The card design includes two photographic images flanking Bell’s portrait. On the left side, there is a vintage sepia-toned image of a woman speaking on an early telephone model. On the right side, a smiling woman holds a modern mobile phone close to her ear, representing the evolution of telecommunication technology over 120 years.
This prepaid phone card provides 10 minutes of calling time and prominently displays the Ameritech logo beneath the anniversary text. It highlights the historical significance of telephone inventions and celebrates Alexander Graham Bell’s legacy in American history and technology.
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