Description:

This collectible phone card features the official logo of Rust College, established in 1866. The logo is centered on a light blue background and consists of a detailed image of an open book outlined in dark blue. Surrounding the book is a circular rope design, with the words "RUST COLLEGE" written in blue across the top half of the circle. Flanking the book on either side are the Greek letters Delta and Gamma ("Δ" and "Γ") in black. Beneath the book, the year “1866” is prominently displayed in blue, marking the founding year of the historically black liberal arts college located in Holly Springs, Mississippi.

In the top right corner of the card is a small AmeriVox logo featuring an American flag motif, indicating the issuing company of the card. The card’s design is simple yet distinctive, emphasizing the college’s legacy and identity without additional imagery or text. The choice of colors and symbols reflects the institution’s academic heritage and commitment to education.

This card is part of a collectible series highlighting Rust College, Mercy Springs in Mississippi, and Memphis, Tennessee, with reference to the United Methodist Church and the phrase "By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them." The focus on Rust College and its founding year, along with the AmeriVox branding, makes this collectible valuable for those interested in historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and related cultural memorabilia.

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