Vintage telephone card BNVT Passion Télécarte 50 chip 90s

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Visual Description

This chip telephone card, also known as a telecard, features a richly illustrated visual front on a predominantly red and black background, with touches of white and yellow. In the upper right, the clearly legible inscription "BNVT Passionnément Télécarte" is typographically rendered in white and red on a dark background. Several images evoking cinema, dance, and photography are superimposed, including a romantic black and white scene, dancer silhouettes, and a stylized film reel. The design, typical of late 20th-century French productions, strongly evokes the aesthetic of the 1990s.

The golden chip, a central element of French telecards from that era, is clearly visible in the bottom left of the card. The indication "Télécarte 50" appears on a vertical band on the right, indicating the card's original capacity (50 units). The card is presented on a bright yellow armchair, which highlights its colors and allows the visible surface condition to be appreciated.

The graphics combine film reel motifs, artistic images, and intense color schemes, giving this item a retro and decorative character. No telephone brand logo is explicitly visible on the displayed side, but the mention "Télécarte" and the chip are typical of French telephone cards distributed in the 90s.

The visible surface appears to be in good overall condition, with no deep scratches or noticeable chips in the photo. The corners seem slightly rounded, as is customary for this type of card. No information is available about the back or any additional markings.

The card was intended for use in French public telephone booths, and is now sought after for its vintage appearance and its decorative or thematic interest (cinema, dance, 90s design).

Condition

Used item sold as is. The visible side presents a good overall appearance, with no major apparent defects. Slight surface traces of use possible, consistent with the age of the card.

Did you know? Chip telecards were introduced in France in the early 1980s and became a symbol of the 90s, before the massive arrival of mobile phones. The mention "Télécarte 50" indicates a capacity of 50 units, corresponding to a certain number of calls in public booths. Artistic or thematic motifs were often part of limited series or special editions, highly appreciated for their graphic diversity.

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