Advertising Poster Set Der Welt Spiegel Hoover Ballet King Haile Selassie Coolidge Kent

Set of 11 original vintage advertising posters for the Der Welt Spiegel Illustrierte Zeitung / The World Mirror Illustrated Newspaper. 1. Number 39 Berlin 23 September 1928, featuring a photograph of two gentlemen in suits and hats standing in a field, one of them holding a corn cob, caption reads - The cob of corn in the battle for the presidential election. Hoover's opponents claim that as president he will not look after the interests of farmers. Pictures were immediately circulated that show Hoover as a protector of agriculture; 2. Number 29 Berlin 21 July 1929, featuring a photograph of two smiling ladies standing on a ship, caption reads - Today the new novel: Rivalinnen by Claude Farrer Summer - Wind - Sun; 3. Number 10 Berlin 9 March 1930, featuring a photograph of two smiling girls in ballet tutu skirts sad at a desk writing with more children behind them, caption below the image reads - Dictation in a ballet skirt. In the school of the Paris Opera, the little dancers not only receive ballet lessons, but also regular school lessons; 4. Number 10 Berlin 9 March 1930, featuring a photograph of two smiling girls in ballet tutu skirts sad at a desk writing with more children behind them, caption below the image reads - Dictation in a ballet skirt. In the school of the Paris Opera, the little dancers not only receive ballet lessons, but also regular school lessons; 5. Number 32 Berlin 11 August 1929, featuring a photograph of a man flying on a flying apparatus, caption below reads - Repair on the fly. Jackson, one of the two pilots of the St. Louis Robin airplane, which set a new world record with 420 hours of continuous flight, makes a repair in the air. The picture was taken from a close-flying escort plane; 6. Number 45 Berlin 4 November 1928, featuring a photograph of a stage with bright stage lights and a group of ladies and gentlemen below, caption below reads - Movie Actress Opens Military Exhibition Alongside Coolidge! Above: Spotlight spectacle during the Washington Military Exposition. - Units: the film actress Barbara Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge and the Secretary of the War Department Davis; 7. Number 17 Berlin 28 April 1929, featuring a photograph of power plant workers taking the measurements, mopping the floor, cooking in the kitchen, caption below reads - World power electricity. The advancing electrification of industry, commerce and households makes it necessary to set up new giant turbines (Power Plant Southwest); 8. Number 46 Berlin 11 November 1928, featuring a photograph of a gentleman in Western clothing shaking hands with an Ethiopian Empreror Haile Selassie, caption below reads - Another new king - the accession to the throne in Addis Ababa. Taffari Makonnen - formerly Regent - now King of Abyssinia, receives diplomatic corps; 9. Number 46 Berlin 8 December 1929, featuring an image of a person on a motorcycle, caption below reads - The game with death. Equipped with a parachute, the American aviator Fred Osborne jumped off a rock near Santa Monica on his motorcycle. The parachute failed; the plane was severely injured; 10. Number 13 Berlin 29 March 1931, featuring a photograph of a lady holding a paint brush with a palette of paint and lady fashion clothing designs in front of her; 11. Number 4 Berlin 25 January 1931, featuring an image of a lady in a uniform with red cross signage on her lapels and shoulder, the caption below reads - On the way to the front. Various condition, generally good with folds, tears, motobike poster in poor condition. Please check the photos to confirm the actual condition of each poster. Country of issue: Germany, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 40x29, year of printing: 1928-1931.