Description:

This collectible card features a World War II-era woman in uniform seated and holding a Coca-Cola bottle in her right hand. She wears a military cap and a buttoned jacket with visible insignia on the collar. The woman is shown gazing thoughtfully to her left. The image is styled in a vintage color palette consistent with the 1940s. Prominently displayed on the card are multiple Coca-Cola logos, including the classic script logo and "Coke" logos in red and white, highlighting the brand’s association with the military during that period.

The card includes text identifying it as “WWII Woman ‘Pause’ (1942),” referring to the famous World War II Coca-Cola advertising campaign featuring women taking a break. This is card number 7 of a set of 48 cards released by The Score Board Inc. The denomination "$1" is printed clearly on the card, alongside the year “’96,” indicating a 1996 release commemorating the 1942 theme. The design integrates a clean white background behind the central image, with no additional imagery aside from the military woman and Coca-Cola branding.

Overall, the card is a collectible item celebrating both Coca-Cola’s historical military advertising and World War II era imagery. It highlights the iconic connection between the company and American soldiers during the war years, featuring authentic vintage artwork and logos consistent with that time. The card’s production by The Score Board Inc. aligns with collectible card series issued in the 1990s.

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