Description:

This collectible AmeriVox phone card, issued in July 1994, is a promotional item from the AmeriVox Phonecard Collector Club (APCC). It features a vibrant purple background with multiple distinct images celebrating Native American heritage and wildlife. The top left corner displays an image of Chief John Big Tree in full Native American headdress with the denomination of 1250. Adjacent to this is a feature image of a bald eagle, representing membership in the World Telecom Group, labeled "CHARTER MEMBER." Below these, there is a brightly colored artistic rendering of a bald eagle in front of a rainbow gradient sky, marked with a $10 value and the AmeriVox logo.

Prominently printed on the right side of the card are the initials "APCC" with a denomination of $7, followed by text describing the AmeriVox Phonecard Collector Club as "America's First Telco Collector Club." Underneath, a globe graphic with the America continent and the continents surrounding it is encircled by the words "WORLD TELECOM GROUP." At the bottom right, an American flag graphic is accompanied by the AmeriVox logo and the tagline "America's Voice in Calling."

The card illustrates themes such as bald eagles, Native Americans, and wildlife, linking the imagery of Chief John Big Tree, the bald eagle as a charter symbol, and globe icons to emphasize its collectible and patriotic significance. This phone card reflects artistic and fantasy elements tied to American public communications and cultural symbolism.

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