Description:

This collectible chip card commemorates the 100th anniversary of Field & Stream magazine, established in 1906. The card features an image of several people engaged in fishing, each holding fishing poles, set against a natural outdoor background. The scene captures fishermen dressed in casual outdoor attire, with tall grass and willow-like tree branches visible around them. The image reflects a peaceful fishing expedition typical of early 20th-century outdoor recreation.

The top of the card displays the title "Field & Stream 1906 - 2006" along with the phrase "100th Anniversary" beneath it, marking a century of the magazine's publication. The Field & Stream logo, recognizable and bold, appears prominently near the top as well. The lower right corner shows a small green emblem with the text "25 U," indicating the card’s value or denomination, possibly related to telecommunications usage.

This card belongs to a collector’s series that celebrates historic and cultural moments connected to Field & Stream, a well-known sports magazine focused on outdoor activities such as fishing and hunting. The overall design combines imagery and logos to honor the magazine’s centennial milestone with a tribute to traditional fishing, emphasizing the legacy and enduring popularity of Field & Stream within the outdoor sports community.

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