Description:

This collectible telecard features detailed artwork of a vintage steam locomotive on wooden railroad trestle tracks. The train engine is colored primarily in shades of black, yellow, and red, with steam billowing from its smokestack. The drawing style highlights the mechanical components and classic design of the locomotive, emphasizing its large red wheels and front grille.

To the right of the train, three figures are depicted standing on the wooden trestle near the railroad tracks. Behind them, several tall ships with sails unfurled float on the water, representing tall ships in New York Harbor. The style of the artwork combines elements of Americana and historical maritime imagery.

Text on the card identifies it as an AmeriVox promotional telecard linked to TeleCard World (Javitz 9/94) and the 1994 Conference and Exposition held at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City from September 28 to October 12. The specific title "Rails To Tidewater" is printed, reflecting the train and harbor scene, and the card carries a $5 denomination. The artist credited is James R. Williamson.

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