Description:

This collectible phone card features the logo of the International Telecard Association (ITA) prominently displayed in bold red and orange letters toward the upper right side of the card. Below the large "ITA" letters, the full name "International Telecard Association" is printed in a smaller, red font. The background of the card showcases a series of vintage rotary telephones scattered across the surface. The telephones are depicted in black and gray tones, each with coiled cords hanging downwards.

A distinctive visual element on the card is a large, diagonal beam of light stretching from the bottom left corner toward the center, creating a bright glare effect that seems to highlight the telephones or the ITA logo. The overall color scheme of the card includes dark purples and blues in the background, with the bright beam providing contrast.

The card bears historical associations with telecommunication and phone card collection, specifically connected to the International Telecard Association, which is mentioned in the keywords related to the 1997 ITA Telecard Foundation Inaugural Dinner. No other logos or text appear on the front of the card besides the telephones and the ITA logo.

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.