Description:

This collectible phone card commemorates "Remember The Alamo" from the American Tele-Card Expo 1995, identified as the 3rd card in the series labeled 'O'. The card features a vivid color image of the Alamo, a famous historical landmark located in San Antonio, Texas. The Alamo is depicted with its distinctive Spanish mission-style façade, recognizable by its arched entrance and sculpted stonework, bathed in natural daylight against a clear blue sky.

Printed text on the card includes "Remember The Alamo" in bold letters, emphasizing its connection to American history and the Texas Revolution. The card also displays the words "American Tele-Card Expo 1995," providing the exact event and year associated with this collectible item. The denomination "$3" is printed in the lower right corner, indicating its usage value. The card issuer name "Teleworld Internat'l" appears clearly along the bottom edge, linking the card to its producer.

This card draws directly from themes of Americana, American history, forts, and Texas landmarks. It serves as a collectible piece highlighting a key site in the Texas Revolution and broader American historical landmarks. The combination of visual imagery, textual markings, and the Expo event details make it a significant item for collectors interested in American and Texan historical sights as well as phone card memorabilia.

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