Description:

This collectible card from AmeriVox is die-cut in the shape of a red apple, symbolizing New York City’s nickname, the “Big Apple.” The front prominently features the AmeriVox logo in the upper left corner, consisting of an American flag motif combined with a white eagle silhouette and the tagline "The World's New Voice in Calling." Positioned in the upper right area is the denomination "$1.00" in bold white lettering.

At the center, there is a small image of another AmeriVox card displaying the New York City skyline, including the World Trade Center Twin Towers. Below the AmeriVox logo and USD value, printed text provides details of the event: “TeleCard World ’94 Conference & Exposition” held from September 28 to October 2, 1994, at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City.

Curving along the bottom edge of the apple-shaped card is the phrase “AmeriVox Takes a Bite out of the Big Apple.” The design incorporates a subtle light cream-colored bite mark on the top left side of the apple shape, further emphasizing the "Big Apple" theme. This card commemorates the TeleCard World ’94 event connected to the New York City telecommunications industry and highlights Americana through its patriotic branding and iconic skyline imagery.

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