Description:

This is a collectible Ameritech prepaid phone card commemorating the 120th anniversary of the first telephone call by Alexander Graham Bell, spanning the years 1876 to 1996. The card offers 10 prepaid minutes for telephone use.

The card’s design features a central black-and-white portrait of Alexander Graham Bell, with his name printed directly below the image. Surrounding Bell’s portrait are two images of people using telephones: on the left, a vintage-style photo of a woman holding a classic candlestick telephone, and on the right, a modern image of a smiling woman holding a cellular phone. The years "1876" and "1996" are printed on the bottom left and bottom right corners, respectively. The word "Ameritech" appears in the lower center against a black background with a silver border, reinforcing the card’s telecom branding. The card’s text includes "10 Prepaid Minutes" in the top left corner and "120 YEARS" in bold blue text below Bell’s image.

This phone card honors Alexander Graham Bell as a historical figure and inventor, focusing on the significant milestone in telecommunications history. It connects early telephone technology to more contemporary communication devices through its photographic imagery and commemorative theme.

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