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These four collectible phone cards feature artwork by James Gucwa, combining motorcycles and Americana in vibrant, oil painting-style images. Each card prominently displays a motorcycle set against carefully rendered scenes that evoke classic American culture and roadside dining.
The first card shows a cruiser-style motorcycle parked beneath neon signs at night. The signs include a large vertical "DINER" sign outlined with bright lights and a neon figure of a dancing woman holding a drink. Nearby, a Coca-Cola logo and "FINE FOOD" signage illuminate the scene along with a movie theater marquee advertising 12¢ admission.
The second card presents a vintage motorcycle parked in front of "Bill and Wanda's" Drive-In, a classic roadside eatery advertising hamburgers, fish & chips, and featuring a Coca-Cola sign on the roof. The background has palm trees under a bright blue sky with some clouds, enhancing the warm Californian or southwestern desert vibe.
The third card shows the rear portion of a motorcycle in front of "Joe & Aggie’s," a small restaurant specializing in Mexican American food located on Route 66. The building features a Coca-Cola sign and a mural of a smiling woman wearing a crown. The storefront has colorful brickwork and a window with curtains.
The fourth card depicts "J&A Cafe," also on Route 66, with a window and door beneath a sign featuring a man with a sombrero headgear. The café has a Coca-Cola logo on the awning and a vintage "CAFE" sign out front. Part of a motorcycle’s handlebar and windshield can be seen at the left edge, tying into the motorcycle and roadside dining theme.
Each card bears the AT&T logo and indicates 5-minute phone usage within the United States, Canada, and Caribbean. The imagery captures iconic elements such as motorcycles, Pepsi and Coca-Cola logos, Route 66 nostalgia, and classic roadside cafes, reflecting James Gucwa’s pop art style.
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