Description:

This collectible phone card features a vintage Coca-Cola advertisement from 1942 prominently displayed against a green rectangular background. Two women in blue military-style uniforms, with hats and gold buttons, frame the ad on either side. The woman on the left faces to the right, holding a glass filled with Coca-Cola, while the woman on the right faces forward with her arms crossed. Both women have blonde hair styled in 1940s fashion and wear matching red lipstick.

At the top center of the card is a red circular emblem with the Coca-Cola logo in white script and the slogan “Pause… Go refreshed.” Below this emblem is a cream-colored block of text that reads: “Pause… Go refreshed. There’s a refreshing little minute on the sunny side of things that awaits you… at the soda fountain. Especially when you can enjoy there the delicious ease and exuberance-refreshment of ice-cold ‘Coca-Cola.’ That’s all the quality of genuine good news in top-notch ‘Coca-Cola’… the taste and quality of the real thing.” Beneath this text block, a photo of a chilled Coca-Cola glass and bottle with ice cubes is displayed with the phrase “Quality carries on.”

At the bottom of the card, a red ribbon banner shows “Coca-Cola” in script, with the year “1942” to the right in black text. Circling a red Coca-Cola bottle cap logo on the bottom left edge are the words “ALWAYS COLLECTIBLE ALWAYS COCA-COLA.” The card’s value, “$2,” is boldly printed in gold at the top left corner. The overall design blends vintage wartime patriotic imagery with classic Coca-Cola branding.

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