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IMPERIALISM MEANS AGGRESSION - 1970s Reissue Santa Fe Railroad some light creasing in image

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Description

some light creasing in image

A cheerful piece of postwar French commercial art from one of the north's major brewing houses

identification numbers written in pencil in the bottom left and right margins as well as on a piece of old masking tape on the verso

sailboats drifting on deep blue water

There are some creases and surface scratches/abrasions/scuffs

IMPERIALISM MEANS AGGRESSION - 1970s Reissue Santa Fe Railroad some light creasing in imageArtist: L. Rakov Condition: B+ * Dimensions: 15 x 23 in. 38. 1 x 58. 4 cm. Circa: 1970s Linen Backed * See Condition Grading section for further details Offered here is the British reissue of the Soviet anti American poster that was originally printed in Russia the 1960s; there is light stain spotting throughout the poster; despite the staining, the poster should display nicely once framed.

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