Description:

This collectible phone card features a satirical cartoon design depicting German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. The character portrayed resembles Helmut Kohl with distinguishing details such as large glasses, a crown on his head, and a joyful expression. He is holding a red telephone receiver to his ear with one hand and a wine bottle with a visible label in the other hand. The background includes a German flag positioned to the right side of the figure and a framed caricature portrait of Helmut Kohl on the wall behind him. The card’s color scheme predominantly includes bright yellow with black, white, and red elements, matching the German flag’s colors.

The card is marked with "10 UNITS" at the top left corner, indicating its calling credit. The phone card was issued by Sprint and dates from 1992. This item is part of political satire artwork involving politics and German conservative themes. The imagery combines telephones and wine bottles as symbolic elements alongside the political figure, emphasizing satire in a comic strip or cartoon style.

This phone card is an example of political humor found in collectible phone cards, making it a distinct piece for collectors interested in German politics, cartoons, and telecommunication memorabilia. The card integrates various references such as politics, German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, and conservative iconography in a colorful and eye-catching manner.

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