Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed artistic illustration inspired by the work of Al Hirschfeld, a renowned American caricaturist known for his distinct drawings of Hollywood actors and entertainers. The card prominently displays a stylized sketch of Clara Bow, the iconic silent screen star, whose name is clearly printed on the card. The illustration captures her classic 1920s hairstyle and fashion, emphasizing her status as a celebrated movie star from the silent film era. The name "Hirschfeld" appears above Clara Bow’s image, directly linking the artwork to the famous caricaturist’s style.

Additional text on the card identifies it as related to the United States Postal Service (USPS) stamp series honoring silent screen stars, with Clara Bow as the featured subject. The card includes the title "Silent Screen Star" alongside her name, reinforcing the theme of classic Hollywood entertainment and film history. The design is elegant and minimalist, focusing on the black-and-white line art characteristic of Hirschfeld’s work, without photographic elements or colors that would compete with the detailed drawing.

At the bottom right corner, the card includes subtle branding for Global Tel. Solutions, the issuer of the phone card. The overall presentation highlights the combination of philately (stamp collecting) and phone card collecting, appealing to fans of entertainment history, Hollywood celebrities, and artistic illustrations. The card serves both as a collectible piece celebrating Clara Bow and Hirschfeld’s unique artistic legacy, and as a functional phone card within the Global Tel. Solutions network.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.