Description:

This collectible phone card features artwork by Norman Rockwell, depicting a boy seated on the floor with a dog by his side. The boy wears a blue sweater over a white shirt and light-colored pants, resting his head on his hands while looking thoughtfully ahead. The dog, a brown and white beagle, stands close to the boy, appearing alert. Surrounding them on the ground are several black and white photographs or illustrations, adding to the nostalgic and reflective mood.

At the top of the card, text reads "THE SATURDAY EVENING POST Weekly and Franklin," indicating the name and frequency of the magazine. The edition is dated "22 SEPTEMBER 1948." Below the artwork, the card references an article titled "PITCAIRN'S ISLAND" by James Norman Hall and Charles Nordhoff. The bottom of the card displays the AmeriVox logo alongside an American flag design, accompanied by the denomination "$5."

This card combines artistic Americana themes with classic imagery associated with Norman Rockwell’s painted covers for The Saturday Evening Post. The presentation is clean and focused on the detailed painting, blending art and literature from mid-20th century American culture.

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