This test card was used to test Autelca cardphones. The Autelca magnetic cards were using during the Limerick Callcard field trial of 1989. [...]

A transparent card, used to test how graphics would appear on a phonecard with chip in place. Unknown if the card was encoded with units.[...]

Prior to chipset installation, Callcards were printed on large PVC sheets holding between 30 to 60 cards. These are then punched out to prod[...]

Prior to chipset installation, Callcards were printed on large PVC sheets holding between 30 to 60 cards. These are then punched out to prod[...]

This was an unofficial souvenir Callcard issued at the Cork Stamp & Card fair on the 6th of May 1995. Notice the black and yellow sticke[...]

Prior to chipset installation, Callcards were printed on large PVC sheets holding between 30 to 60 cards. These were then punched out to pro[...]

These plain test cards were used to test payphones installed by Telecom Eireann in Ireland. These cards were given to engineers whose task i[...]

These plain test cards were used to test payphones installed by Telecom Eireann in Ireland. These cards were given to engineers whose task i[...]

This Demonstration card, produced by French chip manufacturer Schlumberger features the Callcard chipset installed in the AFNOR position. It[...]

The sixth Demonstration card, this time produced by Schlumberger. As with both Demo 1 and 2 cards, the chipset is installed in the AFNOR pos[...]

This was the third demonstration Callcard to be produced prior to Telecom Eireann launching their first chipcard, IMI New Ways for the Ninet[...]

This was the very first Telecom Eireann chip based demonstration card. This card was produced by French manufacturer Schlumberger, resulting[...]

The McCorquodale test card was produced to test compatibilty of the McCorquodale chipset in Telecom eireann cardphones. What is very interes[...]

The Intel test card was produced to test compatibilty of the Intel chipset under Telecom eireann cardphones. This Callcard, like the previou[...]

This Test Card was produced by chipcard manufacturer ORGA to test their chipset within Telecom eireann's cardphone hardware. Unlike the Iris[...]

This test card was produced to test the McCorquodale chipset under Telecom eireann cardphones. This chipset was only ever found on test card[...]

This card is completely blank except for "BREVET INNOVETRON - SOLAIC 45060" printed on the reverse. The Solaic chipset was used on the infam[...]

The ORGA test card was issued to test the ORGA chipset in Telecom eireann card phones. A public test of the ORGA chipset was introduced usin[...]

This Service card was produced to service cardphones which Telecom Eireann had installed on Iarnrod Eireann trains. While 2, 000 Monetel tes[...]

This Telecom Eireann test card was used by cardphone engineers to test the callboxes. This particular card was encoded with 150 units. These[...]

This Service Card was used to test the phonecard systems manufsctured by British Plessey/GPT. This generic service card design was also used[...]

The Demo 2 Callcard was released to cardphone engineers prior to Telecom Eireanns widespread cardphone rollout in the late 1980's, early 199[...]

This Dummy Callcard features the IMI New Ways for the Nineties design. Notice the lack of any chip. An interesting feature to note about thi[...]

This CallCard was encoded for use on Iarnrod Eireann trains. Initially Telecom Eireann tested Monetal Mobile Telephone Systems, which used t[...]