Description:

This collectible phone card features an iconic World War II-era Coca-Cola advertisement from 1944. The central image depicts a uniformed woman soldier smiling and holding a glass bottle of Coca-Cola, embodying the wartime spirit and camaraderie associated with the Coca-Cola brand during the 1940s. The woman is wearing a military-style hat and a green uniform, symbolizing her role in the military effort during the war. The backdrop is a muted, light green color that enhances the vibrancy of the figure and the Coca-Cola bottle.

The card prominently displays several Coca-Cola logos, including the classic red and white Coca-Cola script logo at the top and a smaller Coke logo near the bottom. Text on the card includes “Have A Coke” situated near the woman, reinforcing the famous wartime slogan used by Coca-Cola to boost morale among soldiers and civilians. The card is identified as #8 of 48 from The Score Board Inc., linking it to a series of collectible Coca-Cola cards. The number 96 and $1 are also printed on the card, signifying its value and series designation.

The overall design of the card reflects vintage military themes and classic Coca-Cola branding. The image captures the essence of the WWII era by combining patriotic and nostalgic elements with professional graphic design. The card serves both as a tribute to the historic role of Coca-Cola during wartime and as a collectible item for enthusiasts of vintage advertising and military memorabilia.

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