Description:

This collectible phone card features the iconic 1919 cover illustration from The Saturday Evening Post by Norman Rockwell. The artwork portrays two boys playing leapfrog, with the boy in suspenders and rolled-up pants leaping over another boy dressed in a red shirt and gray pants. At their feet, a playful dog runs alongside them, adding a lively, youthful energy to the scene. The expressions of joy and concentration captured by Rockwell highlight the innocence and fun of childhood play.

The top of the card prominently displays The Saturday Evening Post title in classic black lettering, along with the original publication date, 28 June 1919, and the cover price of five cents. Below the illustration, Norman Rockwell’s name is printed in red script, acknowledging the celebrated artist known for his Americana-themed paintings and magazine covers. The bottom portion of the card features the AmeriVox logo alongside an American flag and bald eagle, branding it as a $5 collectible phone card.

The overall design exemplifies American art and nostalgia, capturing a timeless moment of children’s play, dogs, and outdoor fun, all rendered in Rockwell’s detailed and warm painting style. This card belongs to a series highlighting Rockwell’s work for The Saturday Evening Post, reflecting Americana and artistic themes focused on kids and animals.

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