Description:

This collectible phone card features a prominent illustration of a cat character from the classic Warner Bros. Looney Tunes cartoons. The cat is portrayed with a sly, confident expression, glancing to the side with narrowed eyes and a subtle smirk. Its rich orangish-brown fur is highlighted with lighter accents on the cheeks, chest, and tail tip. Around its neck, the cat wears a red collar adorned with a golden tag shaped somewhat like a flower or a large medallion, suggesting a touch of aristocracy or pampered elegance within the cartoon universe. The art style reflects traditional hand-drawn animation from the mid-20th century, radiating a nostalgic charm.

Issued by The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), the card prominently displays this affiliation at the top in red text against a bright yellow background. It symbolizes a united cause between a beloved cultural icon and animal welfare advocacy, likely appealing to both collectors and supporters. The card’s value is set at $6, a typical amount for phone cards from that era. Below the cat illustration, a limited edition number "0000/2000" emphasizes its rarity and desirability among collectors.

The branding includes the acronym ACME at the bottom left, closely associated with Warner Bros.' Looney Tunes cartoons, often depicted as a fictional company supplying various gadgets and antics. The issuance date, “06/03/95” (June 3, 1995), appears on the bottom right in red, indicating this was a mid-1990s promotional or special edition memorabilia. The vibrant use of bold red and yellow colors throughout the design creates an eye-catching appearance, making this piece stand out as a collectible. The title "Spokespets" suggests that this character is part of a broader campaign or series representing animals protected by the ASPCA.

On the reverse side, the design shifts focus from artistic imagery to functionality. It features a magnetic strip at the top for telephone use, set against a plain yellow background that maintains visual harmony with the front. Below the strip, printed instructions in black provide essential information on how to use the card for phone calls. Additional details include the issuing company’s terms and conditions, usage restrictions, and possibly a customer service contact number. In the lower section, a barcode or other identification code likely appears to facilitate tracking and administrative purposes. The overall layout balances utility with a minimalistic style that preserves the nostalgic and collectible appeal of the front design.

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