Description:

This set of three collectible phone cards from 1996 features images related to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and is issued by Cable & Wireless Inc. Each card has the Cable & Wireless Inc. logo in the upper right corner and the text "STS STRATEGIC Telecom Systems, Inc." in the lower left corner.

The first phone card shows the iconic Spoonbridge and Cherry sculpture located in the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden. This large spoon sculpture, with a bright red cherry on its tip, is set against the city skyline of Minneapolis, presenting a clear day with blue skies and scattered white clouds. The image captures this famous public artwork with water beneath the spoon and trees and city buildings in the background.

The second phone card displays a peaceful lakeside scene featuring a person windsurfing on sparkling water, with two people sitting on a dock in the foreground. The windsurfing sail is primarily pink and yellow with a black logo. The scene is illuminated by sunlight reflecting off the water's surface, with a tree-lined shore in shadow behind the water.

The third phone card presents an illuminated nighttime view of the State Theatre in Minneapolis. The theater’s detailed marquee is glowing brightly, advertising a performance by Ray Charles, The Raeletts, and The Ray Charles Orchestra on June 4 at 8:00 PM. The ornate architecture of the theater's facade is lit with gold and yellow tones, highlighting its classical design elements.

Together, these three cards form a collector series celebrating Minneapolis landmarks and cultural highlights, released by Cable & Wireless Inc. and Strategic Telecom Systems, Inc.

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