Description:

These prepaid calling cards commemorate the 100th anniversary of Field and Stream magazine, featuring authentic historic cover artwork from the publication’s early years. Each card displays a distinct magazine cover with vintage illustrations related to outdoor sports and nature, maintaining a color-themed border unique to each card. The cards carry a 25-unit value, marked clearly at the top right, along with “100th ANNIVERSARY” prominently at the top.

The images span from December 1909 to December 1910, showcasing scenes such as Santa Claus carrying a Field and Stream package, a fishing angler standing in a stream dated May 1902, a detailed illustration of a deer head from September 1903, and a man fishing with a net in April 1904. Additional covers depict a canoeing fishing duo in November 1905, two figures fishing at dusk from July 1906, two hunting dogs flushing a bird in September 1907, a deer standing in a marshy area in August 1908, and a flying woodcock labeled as the official organ of the Campfire Club of America from December 1910.

Each card includes the original magazine price and date, along with “PrePaid Calling Card” at the bottom. The artworks emphasize themes of hunting, fishing, and outdoor sportsmanship, paying tribute to the Field and Stream magazine’s early 20th-century heritage and its role “For Sportsmen—By Sportsmen.”

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.