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During the 1920s through the 1940s, card games, specifically Contract Bridge and sale Bridge, were the standard social card is printed with the endorsement of Ely Culbertson. Culbertson was an American contract bridge icon, author, and celebrity player who dominated the bridge world during the 1930s and 1940s.
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The text on the front of the “Rules Card” refers to the updated scoring system effective April 1, 1943, authorized by Ely Culbertson as the premier authority on bridge rules at the time.
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The World War 2 era deck of cards features the \"Autumn Girl\" illustration from Coca-Cola\'s 1943 advertising campaign, complete with the period tagline of \"The Pause that listing is for one pack of Coca Cola Playing Cards Dated April 1, 1943. Condition is Used. There is one card missing (it’s the 3 of spades). I only used these cards to display as collectibles so I never worried about the missing card. There is a Bridge Card with matching card design that can substitute for the missing 3 of spades. The box for the cards has some signs of age but the cards themselves are in very good condition. Very cool piece of Coca Cola soda history. Shipping is only available for the 48 Continental United States. No international shipping for vintage items. All sales are final and no returns. - Local pickup is always free.- Thanks for looking.
