Description:

This collectible phone card features a color photographic image of The Alamo, a historic landmark located in San Antonio, Texas. The photograph prominently displays the iconic front façade of The Alamo mission building, showcasing its distinct arched entrance and stone architecture under a clear sky. The setting includes green lawns surrounding the structure and a few trees visible in the background, evoking the landmark’s historical and cultural significance.

The card is associated with the Tele-Card Expo held in San Antonio, Texas, during June 1995, an event focused on telecommunications. The card references the American Tele-Card Expo and bears the WorldCom logo, reflecting the branding connected with telecommunications services during that period. Additional text on the card includes "5m," which indicates the card’s value or usage units.

The design emphasizes themes of American history and Texas heritage, touching upon important historical moments such as the Texas Revolution. The imagery and text tie together American landmarks and historical sights, making the card a collectible item for those interested in American and Texan historical landmarks, American revolutions, and the cultural significance of The Alamo.

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