Description:

This collectible phone card features imagery related to Canadian telecommunications and telephone technology from the 1990s. The card prominently displays a TDK Uniden portable telephone, a model from the early to mid-1990s, highlighting the design and function of mobile phones during that era. The phone is depicted clearly, showing its keypad and antenna, emphasizing its use for portable communication.

The card includes text that reads “10m Promo TDK Uniden Telephone Portable Phone Talk 1994 SPECIMEN,” indicating its promotional nature and the year connected to its release or theme. The mention of “Canada Telecom Net” ties the card to Canadian telecommunications networks, reflecting the country of origin and service focus. The designation “SPECIMEN” denotes that this card was likely produced for promotional or sample purposes rather than standard commercial distribution.

Additional text on the card includes the word “Canada,” clearly identifying the country associated with the card, and references to “phones on phone cards” and “telephones on phonecards,” reinforcing the card’s connection to phone usage and collectible phone cards. The overall design balances modern (for its time) technology imagery with specific Canadian telecommunications branding, making it a valuable collectible item for enthusiasts interested in vintage phone cards and communication history.

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