Vintage Phone Card Télécarte 50 Louvre Queen Nefertiti Torso

Vintage Phone Card Télécarte 50 Louvre Queen Nefertiti Torso

€1,39
Sale price  €1,39 Regular price 
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Vintage Phone Card Télécarte 50 Louvre Queen Nefertiti Torso

Vintage Phone Card Télécarte 50 Louvre Queen Nefertiti Torso

€1,39
Sale price  €1,39 Regular price 

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Description

This old phone card, known as Télécarte 50, features a visual reproduction of the famous Torso of Queen Nefertiti, a work preserved at the Louvre Museum. The visible side of the card displays a sepia photograph of the casting, accompanied by a white inscription stating: "Reproduction of the Torso of Queen Nefertiti preserved at the Louvre Museum. Louvre Casting Workshop."

The card's design is distinguished by its deep black background, which highlights the reproduced Egyptian sculpture, as well as by the golden electronic chip characteristic of French public telephones of the 1990s. The visual is centered on the silhouette of the torso, without a head or arms, detailing the folds of the ancient clothing. The graphics are understated, typical of cultural phone cards issued in France at the end of the 20th century.

In the bottom left corner of the card is the inscription "Télécarte 50", indicating a capacity of 50 units, a standard format for chip cards used in phone booths. No other graphic elements or brand mentions are visible on the presented side.

The surface appears to be in good visual condition, with no deep scratches or apparent chips on the front. The edges are clean and regular. The card is photographed on a golden textile background, which is not included in the sale.

This phone card may appeal to enthusiasts of vintage telephone objects, Louvre Museum souvenirs, or Egyptian themes. It is an emblematic item from the pre-mobile phone era, appreciated for its original visuals and its heritage dimension.

Condition

Used item sold as is, as observed in the photo. Slight wear possible due to age and handling.

Did you know? Chip phone cards were introduced in France in the early 1980s and became a common medium for public communications until the 2000s. Some editions, particularly those related to major museums or works of art, were produced in partnership with cultural institutions to promote national heritage.

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