Description:

This collectible Coca-Cola card, valued at $2, features a vivid 1944 military scene titled "WWII Depot Waiting." The illustration depicts a group of World War II servicemen gathered inside what appears to be a depot, engaged in various activities. Prominent figures include a soldier wearing a helmet standing at the left, a serviceman with a red cap working at a counter, and a sailor in a navy uniform drinking from a cup on the right side of the card. Another soldier leans forward intently, holding a note that reads, “Please Call Wife at 10 P.M.” The background reveals brightly lit windows and a Coca-Cola dispenser or cooler, adding a refreshing wartime ambiance.

The design includes several Coca-Cola logos, emphasizing the brand's presence during the war era, and a gold banner near the bottom right corner displays the year "1944" with the name "Coca-Cola" elegantly scripted. The card is labeled "Coke Card #15 of 48," part of a collectible series issued by The Score Board Inc. The Bottom left corner features an emblem encircled by the phrases "Always Collectible" and "Always Coca-Cola," reinforcing the item’s nature as a collectible piece tied to Coke's historical wartime advertising.

This card combines nostalgic military imagery with iconic Coca-Cola branding, serving as a visual tribute to the connection between the beverage and the morale of soldiers during World War II. The composition is rich in detail, capturing moments of camaraderie and pause amid service, making it an attractive collectible for enthusiasts of military history and Coca-Cola memorabilia alike.

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