Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed artistic image of the R.M.S. Titanic, the famous White Star Line ocean liner. The Titanic is shown prominently sailing forward through the ocean waves with smoke billowing from its four large black-and-yellow smokestacks. The ship's hull is dark, and the white superstructure contrasts sharply, emphasizing its massive size.

Text on the card highlights the ship's key attributes: "WHITE STAR LINE" is displayed in large bold letters at the top left, while the right side includes the words "'TITANIC' 45000 TONS THE LARGEST STEAMER IN THE WORLD," underscoring its status as the largest steamer of its time. At the bottom of the card, in red text, it reads "American National Phone Card," indicating its use as a collectible phone card.

The card evokes the early 20th-century maritime era and celebrates the Titanic’s engineering and stature. It references the White Star Line shipping company, which commissioned the ship, built by the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Southampton, England. The card also ties into the historical context with associated names such as J. Bruce Ismay, a prominent figure linked to the Titanic. The overall design captures the grandeur and significance of this iconic steamship.

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