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Anonymous: Propaganda- Sovjet Unie- 1986
Origial rare Russian / Sovjet-Unie propaganda posters , affiches
gekocht in Rusland/Moskou in 1986.
twee originele staats-wervings / propaganda affiches , meegenomen uit Rusland, wat toen nog een onderdeel was van de USSR (CCCP) was.
De 3 bovenste affiches van foto 3 behoren niet tot dit kavel.
poster 1 40x60 cm Нет! - No! The poster was made due to an increasingly alarming rate of alcohol consumption within the Soviet Union. It's no secret the Russians like their vodka. It's a very likeable poster though, fits nicely in the kitchen or livingroom.
note: There does appear to be some slight damage to the bottom left corner ( see photo 6 )
poster 2 44x60 cm Не болтай! Don't сhatter!
Don’t talk! ( Don't сhatter! ) Pay attention, these days the walls are listening. Close from chatter
and gossip to treason.
note: there is slight damage to the upper left corner, (photo 4) and some on the left edge (photo 5)
Soviet posters first appeared during the Proletarian Revolution in Russia - they delivered Communist Party's slogans to the masses and called on workers and peasants to fight for freedom and justice.
Verzending met track & trace.
Nr. 2049483
Verkocht
Anonymous: Propaganda- Sovjet Unie- 1986
Origial rare Russian / Sovjet-Unie propaganda posters , affiches
gekocht in Rusland/Moskou in 1986.
twee originele staats-wervings / propaganda affiches , meegenomen uit Rusland, wat toen nog een onderdeel was van de USSR (CCCP) was.
De 3 bovenste affiches van foto 3 behoren niet tot dit kavel.
poster 1 40x60 cm Нет! - No! The poster was made due to an increasingly alarming rate of alcohol consumption within the Soviet Union. It's no secret the Russians like their vodka. It's a very likeable poster though, fits nicely in the kitchen or livingroom.
note: There does appear to be some slight damage to the bottom left corner ( see photo 6 )
poster 2 44x60 cm Не болтай! Don't сhatter!
Don’t talk! ( Don't сhatter! ) Pay attention, these days the walls are listening. Close from chatter
and gossip to treason.
note: there is slight damage to the upper left corner, (photo 4) and some on the left edge (photo 5)
Soviet posters first appeared during the Proletarian Revolution in Russia - they delivered Communist Party's slogans to the masses and called on workers and peasants to fight for freedom and justice.
Verzending met track & trace.
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