Description

Introducing the “The Coca-Cola Company – April 1901 Calendar” Japanese phone card, a unique collectible that pays homage to one of Coca-Cola’s most iconic advertising pieces. This card features a reproduction of the April 1901 calendar page, originally illustrated by Hilda Clark, showcasing the timeless appeal of Coca-Cola’s early marketing campaigns.

The original 1901 calendar, often referred to as the “Hilda Clark Calendar,” is a celebrated piece in Coca-Cola memorabilia. It features a portrait of Hilda Clark, a popular model of the time, adorned with roses, embodying the brand’s association with refreshment and beauty. This image has been reproduced on various items, including trays and calendars, reflecting its enduring legacy in advertising history.
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For collectors and enthusiasts, this phone card offers more than just visual appeal; it serves as a tangible connection to a pivotal era in Coca-Cola’s marketing history. Owning this piece means holding a fragment of the past that encapsulates the fusion of early 20th-century advertising artistry and Japanese cultural appreciation, reflecting the dynamic interplay between global brands and local communities.

Additional information

Weight	0.01 kg
Dimensions	7 × 4 × 10 cm

Use Dimensions as a guide only, as these are closer to shipping size (with some padding), than physical item size.