Description:

This collectible phone card features an image themed around the 1939 New York World’s Fair, specifically highlighting the Trylon, Perisphere, and Helicline structures. The Trylon is a tall, narrow triangular spire; the Perisphere is a large, spherical building; and the Helicline is a sloping, spiral ramp connecting the two. These iconic architectural elements are associated with the fair’s “The World of Tomorrow” exhibition. The scene captures these structures against a clear sky, emphasizing their unique geometric designs and the futuristic spirit of the event.

The card displays the text “The World of Tomorrow 1939” prominently, linking it directly to the historical exhibition. At the bottom right, the words “FT&T Florida Telecard” appear, indicating the card’s issuer. Additional text includes “LDDS WorldCom,” identifying the telecommunications company connected to this release. The card’s design integrates these elements in a clear and organized manner, showcasing a moment from the famous world exposition.

This item is a collectible phone card officially associated with the 1939 New York World’s Fair and the companies FT&T and LDDS WorldCom. Its imagery and inscriptions highlight the architectural innovation and optimism reflected in the fair’s theme, making it a distinctive piece for collectors interested in telecommunications memorabilia and historical exhibitions.

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