Description:

This collectible phone card features the cover artwork of The Saturday Evening Post dated September 22, 1934. The image shows a young boy sitting on a small stool, resting his head thoughtfully on his hands, with a brown and white dog beside him. The dog appears alert, looking up at the boy. Surrounding the boy on the floor are several black-and-white photographic portraits. The artwork is by Norman Rockwell, whose signature is visible near the bottom right of the image.

The card also includes text referencing "Beginning in this issue Pitcairn's Island" by James Norman Hall and Charles Nordhoff. The title "THE SATURDAY EVENING POST" is prominently displayed in large black letters at the top. Below the artwork, the AmeriVox logo is present alongside a small American flag and a white eagle emblem, with the denomination "$5" clearly shown in blue.

This card is part of a series titled "The Children of Norman Rockwell," capturing elements of Americana, children, and animals in classic painting style. The subject highlights a starstruck boy and his dog, reflecting the nostalgic and artistic themes typical of Norman Rockwell’s work.

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