Description:

This collectible chip card features imagery related to Native American heritage and culture from the Pacific Northwest. The front of the card prominently displays text reading "Native American NorthWest Legacy: 1800's Grinding Bowl & Pestel" along with "U.S. West Commun." The design includes the logo of the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation, representing the tribal communities of Wasco and Paiute peoples. The card highlights sacred artifacts and traditional tools associated with these tribes.

Additional text on the card references the Americana Museum at Warm Springs, Oregon, emphasizing the cultural and historical relevance of the depicted artifacts. The card’s design integrates themes of Native American traditions and sacred cultural heritage. The denominations and chip details identify it as a U.S. West Gemplus chip card with a value of $5.25, signifying its use and collectible status within the chip card and telecommunications domain.

Overall, the card pays tribute to the legacy of Native American tribes from the Warm Springs area, reflecting their customs and historical artifacts through clear labeling and carefully chosen references to tribal culture and museum curation. The combination of tribal logos, museum attribution, and specific artifact naming establishes a focused cultural and historical theme for this collectible chip card.

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