Description:

This collectible phone card set features a series of four cards showcasing the Statue of Liberty in New York. Each card includes vibrant images associated with the Telecard Events and Telecom Business 1998 Conference & Exposition. The cards commemorate the IP Telephony Conference & Exposition held in 1998, specifically referencing Telecard World 1998 in New York. The set highlights important telecom industry events from that year along with branding from Alfacard and Global Key, emphasizing the telecommunications sector's advances at the time.

The front of each card prominently displays the Statue of Liberty, an iconic symbol of freedom and New York City. The design integrates text identifying the related expos and conferences, including “Telecard World ’98 New York,” “Telecom Business ’98 & IP Telephony,” and related key industry themes. The RSL Communications name appears, linking these cards to telecom and telephony enterprise functions during the late 1990s. The set’s design and text emphasize its connection to telecommunication conferences and networking technology events.

This set of four phone cards serves as a collectible commemorating the major telecommunications events and exhibitions of 1998, particularly in New York City. It appeals to collectors interested in industry history, telephony, and significant global business expos, featuring detailed visual and textual references to the Statue of Liberty and the 1998 Telecom Business and IP Telephony Conferences.

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