Description:

The set of three collectible phone cards from Peoples Telephone Co. features striking artistic designs created by Michael McNeilly in 1994 for Telecom International Inc. The first card shows a young child with a serious expression, holding a black six-shooter revolver pointed outward against a red background. The bold red text "STOP THE VIOLENCE" is handwritten across the lower part of the card, emphasizing a strong anti-violence message aimed at saving children.

The second card in the set presents a colorful street art mural style illustration titled "Heartbreak Blvd." It displays a glamorous woman with blonde hair, red lipstick, and light makeup. The background includes a nighttime city skyline with lit windows and tall buildings in black silhouette, giving the impression of an urban setting. The large red and orange lettering "HEARTBREAK BLVD." dominates the top half of the card.

The third card, "No Glove No Love," continues the vibrant comic art style with a blonde woman wearing a large white cowboy hat and screened gloves. She is posed with eyes closed in front of a white tiger baring its teeth and pink tongue. The tiger and woman appear in front of a dark purple backdrop featuring a nighttime city skyline with small yellow and white light dots resembling buildings’ windows. A speech bubble near the woman’s head contains the red text "NO GLOVE NO LOVE," reinforcing the card's safety promotion.

Together, this set combines powerful social messaging with visually compelling figures and urban elements. The cards highlight themes of anti-violence and safe love, designed with bold lines, bright colors, and dynamic compositions typical of 1990s street art and live animated action entertainment programs.

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