Description:

This collectible card from the American Tele-Card Expo 1995 features a historic image of the Alamo, a landmark fortification located in San Antonio, Texas. The front of the card prominently displays the iconic stone facade of the Alamo mission, an important symbol of both Texan history and the Texas Revolution. The image shows the architectural details of the Alamo’s front wall and its distinctive curved parapet, framed by clear skies and a few tree branches, enhancing the historic ambiance of the site.

The card includes textual elements referencing its connection to American history and the Texas Revolution, identifying it as the second card in a series distributed at the American Tele-Card Expo. The words “Remember The Alamo” are visible, reinforcing the card’s focus on the historic battle and the American struggle for independence in Texas. Additionally, the issuing entity is Teleworld International, which is printed on the card alongside the abbreviation “LAM.”

This card is part of Americana collectibles that highlight important American and Texan historical landmarks and events, with special emphasis on forts and battles related to the American Revolution and the Texas Revolution. It serves as both a souvenir and a tribute to one of the most famous sites in Texas history, making it of interest to collectors focused on American history and historical landmarks.

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