Description:

This collectible phone card features an old black-and-white photograph of six bartenders standing behind a long wooden bar inside the Bell In Hand Tavern in Boston. The bartenders are dressed in typical early 20th-century attire, including white shirts, vests, and bow ties. The background shows shelves stocked with bottles and glasses, along with several beer taps prominently displayed on the bar counter. The scene captures a moment of camaraderie and professionalism within the historic tavern setting.

At the bottom of the card, the text reads "5m Bell In Hand Tavern" and "OmniTel," indicating the card's phone value and issuing company. The Bell In Hand Tavern is one of the oldest continuously operating taverns in the United States and is located in Boston, Massachusetts. The black-and-white photograph conveys a vintage atmosphere, reflecting the rich history and tradition behind the establishment and its staff.

The image emphasizes beer taps and the bartenders’ poised stance, highlighting the tavern’s role as a traditional watering hole. The card references promotionals for taverns, restaurants, bars, beers, beer taps, and fountains, aligning with the visual presentation of this classic pub environment. The card’s design and photographic style adhere strictly to the historical theme reflected in the scene.

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