A painted diner table tent with script and starbursts — counter-top nostalgia that makes one item feel like today's special.
Vertical 4:5 vintage 1950s soda-fountain table tent card, rendered entirely as cheerful painted diner advertising art. Background: a two-tone split of mint green and cream with a scalloped cherry-red border, like a printed cardboard table card. Center: a tall painted fountain glass of [PRODUCT — e.g. "Delvo, a cherry cream soda"], fizzing with airbrushed bubbles, topped with a cap of foam, a red-and-white striped paper straw and one glossy cherry on the rim. Top of card, in luscious connected 1950s brush script with a swash underline: "Today's Special!" Directly beneath, the product name in fat bouncy script: "[BRAND PLUS FLAVOR — e.g. "Delvo Cherry Cream"]" with a small red starburst beside it reading "ICE COLD" in tiny white caps. Lower left, a second yellow starburst: "ONLY 15¢" in bold caps. Bottom band in small slab-serif capitals: [BOTTOM LINE — e.g. "ASK YOUR SODA JERK • MADE WITH REAL CANE SUGAR"]. Era art direction: gouache and airbrush painting, coarse halftone dots across the background colors, slightly off-register red ink, soft rounded card corners, mild aging and thumb wear at the edges. Palette strictly mint green, cherry red, cream, butter yellow, chocolate brown. No photography, no modern graphics, no extra menu items, every word exactly as quoted.