Description:

This collectible Telecard features a die-cut design shaped like a red apple, a clear reference to New York City’s popular nickname, the "Big Apple." The front prominently displays the New York City skyline, including the twin towers of the World Trade Center, under a bright, clear sky. The “World Trade Center” towers stand tall and central within the silhouette of the apple, emphasizing their iconic status during the 1990s. The artwork combines photographic imagery with a stylized presentation, highlighting the city’s famous skyscrapers and urban atmosphere.

Text on the card includes “Telecard Events” and “Telecard World NY (Javitz Center 9/94),” indicating its promotional use related to an event held in the Javits Center in New York City in September 1994. The card also carries the name "AmeriVox," identifying the company associated with its production or distribution. Additional small text features the denomination “$1” and “wtc,” clearly linking the card’s theme to the World Trade Center and New York City. The overall design incorporates Americana elements and emphasizes New York City’s cultural and architectural landmarks.

The die-cut shape and detailed photographic skyline work together to make this an attractive collectible for those interested in New York City memorabilia or telecommunications event promotions from the mid-1990s. The card’s unique shape and usage of the city’s skyline and landmark World Trade Center as a focal point connect it strongly to both the Big Apple nickname and an important telecommunications exhibition.

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