Description:

These two collectible AT&T phone cards feature detailed artwork by James Gucwa depicting the exterior of "Joe & Aggie's Cafe," a Route 66 roadside eatery emphasizing Mexican American cuisine. Both cards include classic Coca-Cola logos prominently displayed above the entrance signs, integrating vintage Americana and pop art styles.

One card shows a motorcycle parked outside the cafe beneath a large sign reading "Joe & Aggie's" with the words "Mexican American Food" visible on the window below. Above this, a stylized image of a Native American chief's profile with a feathered headdress is painted on the building's wall. The Route 66 highway shield is featured beside the café’s signage, reinforcing the iconic historic road atmosphere.

The other card captures a corner view of the same café with a neon-like “CAFE” sign atop the building. A large depiction of a man wearing a traditional Mexican sombrero is painted on the wall above the window displaying the café name. Below the window, a “Help Wanted” sign is visible, adding to the genuine roadside diner feel. A partial view of the motorcycle appears at the card’s edge, continuing the connection between Americana road culture and the artwork. Both cards are marked for 5 minutes of calling time with AT&T services in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.

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