Description:

This collectible phone card features a classic Norman Rockwell illustration originally from The Saturday Evening Post dated September 2, 1939. The artwork, titled "Marbles Champion," depicts three children intensely focused on a game of marbles. A young girl with red hair in a green dress is crouched on the ground, carefully holding a marble, while two boys watch her move closely; one boy wears a white shirt and red cap, the other wears a striped shirt. The detailed painting captures the expressions and body language of the children, emphasizing their concentration and competitive spirit.

The card includes the text "The Saturday Evening Post" at the top, with the date "2 September 1939" and the price "5 cents" printed below. Norman Rockwell's signature appears on the right side of the card below the children. At the bottom of the card, the AmeriVox logo is displayed alongside an American flag design featuring a bald eagle, accompanied by the tagline "The World's New Voice in Calling." The card’s monetary value is prominently marked as "$5" in red text near the lower right corner.

This piece merges Americana, artistic heritage, and nostalgic imagery, highlighting themes of childhood play and competition. It serves as a collectible phone card honoring Norman Rockwell’s iconic style and the cultural impact of The Saturday Evening Post during the mid-20th century. The detailed and vivid depiction of children playing marbles creates an inviting and memorable scene rooted in traditional American art.

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