Description:

This collectible phone card commemorates the 1996 Democratic National Convention held in Chicago. The design prominently features a large, colorful illustration of a helmet with red, white, and blue stars and stripes, symbolizing American patriotism and political themes. The helmet’s bold colors and pattern align closely with themes of the Democratic Party and American politics. “Cellular Democratic Natl Conv. DNC. (Chicago 1996)” is printed clearly on the card, identifying the event it represents.

The phone card features logos including Ameritech and WorldCom, indicating the telecommunications companies associated with this collectible item. The design reflects the political campaign atmosphere surrounding the election cycle at that time, emphasizing themes such as political parties, Democrats, liberal progressives, and leftist politicians. American flags and stars and stripes motifs reinforce the political and patriotic focus of the card.

This card falls within the context of U.S. elections and partisan politics, specifically celebrating the Democratic Party’s national convention. The imagery and text underscore the significance of the 1996 convention in Chicago and its connection to political campaigns and liberal ideologies during that election year.

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