Description:

This collection of images features a series of collectible phone cards themed around the Chicago White Sox, officially branded as the "Official Sox Fan Phone Card." The cards prominently display a high-angle, wide-view image of Comiskey Park filled with spectators during a game—an essential element that immediately evokes the historic baseball experience cherished by White Sox fans. The vivid stadium scene captures the spirit of Major League Baseball, showcasing detailed visuals of the field, seating, and stadium architecture, effectively symbolizing a live sports event. This backdrop seamlessly anchors the phone cards within the sports world, blending the excitement of a live game with the practical functionality of prepaid calling.

The front of each phone card features logos and trademarks from various sponsors and partners. The White Sox logo is bold and instantly recognizable, positioned alongside the Jewel supermarket chain, Best’s Kosher brand, and the prominent WMAQ 67 radio station logo—serving as a key media partner. These brands are neatly arranged on a dark blue vertical banner on the right side of the card, creating a clean and professional appearance. A text box indicates that the card provides "7 Units," equating to seven minutes of prepaid phone time, emphasizing its dual role as both a collectible item and a practical communication tool. The combination of sports imagery, grocery branding, and kosher certification appeals to a targeted demographic familiar with Chicago’s local culture and community.

The accompanying folder or sleeve design continues this theme effectively. One side features the same Comiskey Park image paired with the same sponsor logos, branded as "The Official Sox Fan Phone Card" with the slogan "You Make The Call!"—a clever nod to active engagement, both in sports fandom and communication. The folder’s primary color is white, accented with bold yellow and blue highlights that enhance readability and visual appeal. The lower section highlights WMAQ All News 67 as a key media partner, reinforcing the radio station’s presence alongside the baseball imagery and emphasizing the connection between live sports and broadcast media.

On the reverse side, clear instructions explain how users can enjoy seven minutes of prepaid calling with the card, supported by the same array of sponsor logos. The text details usage limitations and terms, including call rates beyond local coverage and conditions such as minimum recharges. This practical information grounds the collectible card’s appeal in real-world utility. By showcasing the collaboration between Ameritech, local radio, kosher food standards, and a grocery store brand, this set of phone cards offers a unique snapshot of Chicago’s local culture during that era—symbolizing the intersection of sports fandom, retail marketing, and telecommunications technology.

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.