Description:

This collectible phone card features a close-up photograph of a vintage Moscow telephone booth. The image prominently displays the word "TELEPHONE" in raised, silver-colored lettering on the door of the booth. The phone booth is painted in a worn, dark teal or greenish color, giving an aged, historic feel to the scene. The card design includes text in Russian at the top left, which translates to "Moscow Long-Distance and International Telephone," indicating the phone service it represents.

The top right corner of the card shows the acronym "MMT" in large, bold blue letters. Below the Russian text and to the left on the card is a small circular icon featuring a detailed image of a classic telephone handset. The color scheme includes muted tones of teal, blue, and gray, highlighting the aged metal texture and architectural details of this Moscow telephone booth.

This phone card was issued by Acomp Group International in Russia as part of their MMT series, celebrating traditional communication infrastructure. The visual focus on the classic phone booth door and the clear branding make it a collectible tribute to the history of telephony in Moscow.

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