Description:

This collectible prepaid telephone card features a black-and-white photograph of a man paddling an outrigger canoe in Hawaii. The man is seated in the canoe, holding a paddle upright, while the canoe rests at the shore with calm water and distant boats visible in the background. The shoreline is lined with trees and buildings, providing a scenic backdrop.

The card has the word "Hawaii" written in stylized red script at the top left corner. Below the image, prominently printed in a bold orange script font, is the phrase "The Traveler's Choice." The card also displays the prepaid value of "$20 Prepaid Telephone Card" in orange text near the bottom left corner. The words "Bishop Museum Archives" appear in small black lettering on the lower right corner, indicating the photograph’s archival source.

This telephone card is associated with Hawaiian travel and sightseeing themes, highlighting traditional paddling and outrigger canoe transportation as part of local sports and cultural heritage. The design combines historical imagery with practical use for telephone service.

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.