Description:

This collectible phone card set features two separate cards, each prepaid for 10 minutes of use. Both cards commemorate StampShow ’95, held from August 24-27, 1995, in Saint Louis, Missouri. The cards prominently display elements related to the American Philatelic Society with its official seal dated September 14, 1886, alongside notable stamp imagery and iconic local landmarks.

The first card includes an image of the United States postage stamp Scott C10 depicting the Spirit of St. Louis airplane used by Charles Lindbergh on his solo transatlantic flight. The stamp carries a denomination of 10 cents and is positioned to the left above the text “STAMPSHOW ’95” in bold red letters. To its right is the logo for Cable & Wireless, Inc., printed above a black-and-white silhouette of the Gateway Arch and downtown Saint Louis skyline. “10 MINUTES PREPAID” is printed in white on the lower right corner.

The second card features a 13-cent United States postage stamp illustrating the Spirit of St. Louis in flight with the text “50th Anniversary Solo Transatlantic Flight.” This stamp is similarly positioned above the same Cable & Wireless, Inc. logo and Saint Louis city skyline silhouette. The card repeats the “STAMPSHOW ’95” red text and event dates with “10 MINUTES PREPAID” in the lower left corner. Both cards are part of a special puzzle set of two issued for StampShow ’95, celebrating aviation history, philately, and the American Philatelic Society event in Missouri.

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