Description:

This set of three collectible phone cards from AmeriVox, each valued at $2.50 USA, features detailed and artistic depictions of Native American culture and American history. The first card shows Chief Crazy Horse wearing a traditional feathered headdress with beadwork and a medallion on the side, looking determined and dignified. Beside him is a bald eagle, symbolizing strength and freedom. The card is signed by Perillo and prominently bears the AmeriVox logo in the upper left corner.

The second card is titled "The Mighty Sioux" and presents a Native American man dressed in a fur headdress adorned with feathers and a red wrap around his shoulders. He stands closely beside a white horse whose mane flows gently, adding a dynamic sense of motion to the image. The figure's strong and resolute expression conveys the powerful heritage of the Sioux people. This card also includes the artist's signature, Perillo, and the AmeriVox logo in the top right.

The third card, named "The Oregon Trail," portrays a Native American warrior standing with a long spear decorated with feathers. He wears a feathered headdress and traditional regalia featuring beadwork and a shawl. The background contains covered wagons and riders on horseback, illustrating a scene from the historical Oregon Trail, a significant route in American westward expansion. This card, like the others, carries the AmeriVox logo and the $2.50 value mark, along with Perillo’s signature on the lower left side.

Together, these three cards form a set identified as Perillo 5th Set of 3, capturing artistic representations of American Indians and their role in American history. The imagery emphasizes cultural pride and historical significance through detailed painting and composition.

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