Description:

This collectible card features three British Columbia Telephone Company stamps from 1940, each designed as a message coupon stamp. The stamps display a stylized, abstract telephone face with classical pillars on either side. The left stamp is green with a denomination of 5¢ and marked "F 2." The center stamp is black with a denomination of 25¢ and marked "F 96." The right stamp is orange-red with a denomination of $1 and marked "F 4."

The card has a deep purple background and includes the AmeriVox logo on the lower left side. The logo depicts a stylized American flag motif with the word "AmeriVox" next to it. On the bottom right corner, the card shows the printed denomination "£3" in black lettering. These stamps and their presentation make it a collectible item related to telephone telegraphy and philately, highlighting telephones on phonecards from British Columbia.

Keywords related to this item include collectible phone cards, philatelic items, telephones on phonecards, the British Columbia Telephone Company, and message coupon stamps from 1940. The inclusion of specific stamp denominations and serial identifiers makes the card valuable for collectors interested in telephone-related stamps and British Columbia telephony history.

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