Description:

These collectible phone cards are from the "Images of the World" Collectors Series '96 by Strategic Telecom Systems (STS). Each card features a photographic image that represents a notable landmark or cultural symbol from various countries, with the country's name printed in capital letters within a white box outlined in orange at the bottom right of each card. A vertical black strip runs along the left side of each card featuring the "Images of the World" title in white and red lettering, the STS gold seal logo, and the text "Collectors Series '96."

The cards depict the following:

- Australia: An iconic image of the Sydney Opera House along with the city skyline by the waterfront against a clear sky. - Denmark: A display of traditional wooden clogs, yellow and red in color, arranged in rows with a piece of paper labeled “KLOMPEN.” - Egypt: The Great Sphinx of Giza with the Pyramid of Khafre in the background, set against a sandy desert landscape. - England: A traditional horse-drawn carriage carrying two coachmen dressed in red uniforms and other passengers, surrounded by trees and Union Jack flags. - France: The Arc de Triomphe with detailed relief sculptures visible under a blue sky. - Holland: A garden scene filled with colorful tulip flower beds reflecting in a pond with trees and people walking on a path. - Hong Kong: A stone dragon sculpture holding a child with modern skyscrapers and a decorative pole with Chinese characters in the background. - India: A brass and copper tea set displayed on a wooden surface, showcasing traditional Indian metalwork. - Ireland: A stately mansion or estate house with a well-manicured garden filled with vibrant flower beds. - Italy: The Ponte dei Sospiri (Bridge of Sighs) in Venice, viewed from a gondola navigating a narrow canal. - Sweden: A traditional wooden windmill standing against a partly cloudy blue sky. - Thailand: A gilded statue of a guardian figure with intricate details, set against temple spires blurred in the background.

This set contains twelve cards, each highlighting a different country and its distinct cultural or historical symbol. The cards are part of a collectible series focused on global landmarks and visually capturing the essence of each location.

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.