Description:

This collectible card is from The Score Board Inc. series released in 1996, featuring Coca-Cola branding prominently. The card is titled "WWII Woman Have A Coke 1944" and is card number 8 of 48 in the set. It honors the historical image of a woman from World War II, presented in a vintage black-and-white style photograph. The woman is wearing a military-style uniform cap and is enjoying a bottle of Coca-Cola, reflecting an iconic moment tied to the brand’s history during the 1940s.

The card’s left side shows the Coca-Cola logo in classic red and white colors, with the large text "Have A Coke" printed nearby. The right section contains a full portrait of the woman holding the bottle and smiling. Above the image and near the top right corner, the year "1996" is displayed alongside the CEL 2 code, which references the cellular phone card nature of this collectible. The card’s layout is clean with only relevant text, the Coca-Cola logo, and the photograph featured in a clear and easy-to-read format.

This item is collectible and functions as a cellular phone card, combining historical imagery related to World War II with Coca-Cola’s advertising heritage. It celebrates both the era and the brand’s presence during the 1940s, while being part of a larger limited edition series consisting of 48 collectible cards produced by The Score Board Inc.

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