Description:

This collectible phone card features a vibrant and charming design centered around two animated canine characters from classic Disney animation. The larger dog is Trusty, a lovable bloodhound adorned with a red bandana around his neck, while the smaller one is Jock, a spirited Scottish Terrier. Both characters originate from Disney's "Lady and the Tramp," a beloved film that depicts the adventures and friendship of two dogs from different backgrounds. The background of the card is a rich blue hue, which provides a striking contrast to the warm orange and tan tones of Trusty’s and Jock’s fur, making the characters stand out visually. Their joyful and friendly expressions evoke a sense of companionship and warmth, enhancing the card’s appeal.

Above the characters, the card features a meaningful message from The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), labeled as “Spokespets,” reinforcing the organization’s commitment to animal welfare. The term “Spokespets” cleverly positions these beloved cartoon characters as ambassadors for animal kindness, aligning perfectly with the charity’s mission. The text is rendered in a serious red, contrasting sharply against the blue background without detracting from the friendly canine illustration, thereby emphasizing the importance of animal protection.

The card prominently displays its monetary value of $6 in the upper right corner, indicating its use for prepaid phone services. Just below this, the issue date, 06/03/95, is printed in smaller red text, adding a nostalgic touch that recalls the mid-1990s—a time before widespread mobile phones when calling cards were a popular means of long-distance communication. In the bottom left and right corners, the logos of ACMI and ASPCA appear, anchoring the card with official branding and lending authenticity and collectible appeal.

The back side of the card maintains the practical features expected of a telecard. It includes a magnetic strip along the top edge, used for the telecommunication process, allowing the card to be swiped through payphones. Beneath the strip, a block of fine print provides terms of use, user instructions, and informational contacts. This text is clear and utilitarian, prioritizing function over decorative elements. The overall layout is clean and straightforward, supporting the card’s primary purpose while complementing the visual charm of the front. Additionally, the back features a toll-free number and calling instructions, reflecting the technology and user habits of the era when prepaid cards like this were essential for convenient communication on the go.

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