Description:

This collectible credit card-sized card from 1993 features a prominent photographic image of the Lincoln Memorial statue, showcasing Abraham Lincoln seated in a thoughtful pose against a dark background. To the right of the statue is the emblem of the Knights of Pythias, a fraternal organization and secret society focused on loyalty, honor, friendship, and charity. The emblem consists of a blue circle with white text reading "Knights of Pythias," enclosing a triangular shield divided into three sections colored blue, yellow, and red with the letters F, C, and B respectively, symbolizing Friendship, Charity, and Benevolence.

Below the emblem, the card displays the AmeriVox logo, which includes an outline of the United States filled with the American flag pattern and a bald eagle’s head in the foreground. The AmeriVox name is presented clearly in white text with a trademark symbol, reflecting the issuer of this card. The overall design highlights both the historic significance of the Lincoln Memorial and the values represented by the Knights of Pythias fraternity.

This card is linked to the fraternal organization Knights of Pythias and uses strong patriotic imagery combined with symbolic colors and letters representing the organization’s core principles. The combination of the memorial and the emblem reflects themes of friendship, charity, benevolence, and honor within a confidential society context.

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