Description:

This collectible phone card features a detailed color illustration from 1944 centered around a Coca-Cola wartime advertisement titled "Have a Coke." The image shows two women in military uniform seated together at a table, both holding glasses containing Coca-Cola with straws, suggesting a friendly break during service. One woman, wearing a navy blue uniform and hat, holds a Coca-Cola bottle in her left hand while resting her chin on her right hand, engaging with the other woman, who is dressed in an olive-green uniform with sergeant chevrons on her sleeve.

In the background, additional figures in military attire interact near a large Coca-Cola ice cooler that is prominently labeled "ICE COLD." The setting evokes a welcoming and casual atmosphere, highlighting camaraderie and relaxation among military personnel during World War II. The lower part of the card includes text promoting Coca-Cola as a "friendly pause" for allies during wartime, emphasizing goodwill and connection.

The card carries a $2 postage value in the upper left corner, with multiple Coca-Cola logos present, including a red circular logo at the bottom and a Coca-Cola bottle image on the right. The caption ribbon at the bottom center identifies the card explicitly as "Coca-Cola 1944," and it is designated as Coke Card #8 of 48 by The Score Board Inc. This collectible celebrates the brand's historic association with the military during World War II.

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