Description:

This collectible phone card features a photographic image of the Stromberg Carlson GPT PayPhone. The payphone is prominently displayed in an outdoor setting with a lagoon and lush greenery in the background. The print includes text indicating "PACE 88" and dates "June 20-23 1988," referring to a specific event, along with the denomination "$10." Additional text on the card includes "GEC Plessey Telecom," highlighting the manufacturer, as well as references to "Nynex," "NYN," and "New York Telephone," which are telecommunications companies connected with the card.

The card also references the Stouffer Waverly Hotel located in Atlanta, Georgia. The phone depicted is magnetic and related to the promotional nature of the card, aligning with the scenic theme through its natural setting by the lagoon. This collectible item captures both historic telecommunications equipment and regional branding tied to Atlanta and New York telephony services during the late 1980s.

Overall, the card presents a combination of nature and industrial themes, blending imagery of rivers, plants, and water with the detailed depiction of the Stromberg Carlson payphone. The diameter and placement of the payphone, along with the company names and event details, make it a unique collectible item for enthusiasts interested in telecommunications history and scenic imagery.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.