Description:

This collectible phone card is a U.S. West Communications card valued at $5.25 from the NorthWest Legacy series. It is titled "Hand Drums Used In Long House Ceremonies" and features a photographic image of traditional Native American percussion instruments. The instruments are associated with the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation, specifically highlighting cultural elements from the Wasco and Paiute tribes. The card honors musical traditions and sacred artifacts integral to these tribal ceremonies.

The card design includes the USA West logo in the top right corner and displays the denomination of $5.25 in the top left. The bottom of the card contains descriptive text that identifies the subject matter and the series. The image depicts multiple hand drums with detailed craftsmanship, arranged against a dark background to emphasize their shapes and textures. The card incorporates a Gemplus chip as part of its functionality.

This phone card is connected to the Americana Museum at Warm Springs, Oregon, reflecting the cultural heritage and tribal traditions preserved by the museum and the confederated tribes. The overall presentation highlights the significance of traditional music and ceremonial instruments within Native American communities.

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