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Vietnamese overpainted propaganda poster

A First World War medal pair awarded to SJT. F.C. Howkins, The Queen’s R., together with a QEII Korea medal pair awarded to CPL. T.A. Howkins, R. Norfolk, plus a Lusitania propaganda medallion, all contained in a Princess Mary Christmas tin. Condition - poor to fair.

Punk, Sid Vicious family album, two The Damned flyers, a Skids Propaganda booklet and a later T-Rex flyer

Russian White Army Posters.- 4 Propaganda Posters of White Army Commanders, comprising General Anton Ivanovich Denikin, General Aleksei Maksimovich Kaledin, General-Lieutenant Baron Petr Nikolaevich Vrangel, and General-Lieutenant Vladimir Zenonovich Mai-Maevskii, tear to lower corner of Denikin, a few spots, some minor fraying at edges, one 815 x 605mm, others 640 x 405mm, [c.1919-20] (4)   *** A rare surviving collection of commemorative White Army posters, relating to the post-Revolutionary civil war of 1918-1920. General Petr Vrangel was a commander of the Caucasus Volunteer Army in 1919, but was forced to resign in early 1920. General Denikin briefly took his place but was also removed from office and Vrangel was reinstated as commander of the White Army. General Kaledin was a Cossack general and the poster commemorates his position as first elective Cossack leader (Ataman) of the Don Cossack Host, giving his date of death 29th January 1918 (11th February in the Gregorian calendar; he committed suicide). Mai-Maevskii also had some successes at the start of the war but by 1920 he was removed from office and died shortly after, either by suicide or heart failure. Provenance: Brought back to the UK by a British army officer operating in the South of Russia during the civil war; and by descent until 2008.

Dazibao Rojo 'Big Character Poster in Red' - A Chinese woodblock propaganda poster, with images of revolutionaries and waving flag, in black and red on a white ground, dated 1968, 49cm x 70cm.

A collection of various U2 memorabilia, to include: - Woven patches and small badges - A collection of postcards and 2 unused posters - Unforgettable Fire Book / The U2 Phenomenon DVD - Vaious books and guides, plus a selection of Propaganda magazines - A pair of ticket stubs

Sir Muirhead Bone NEAC, RE (Scottish 1876-1953)  'Lifting an oil tank into a train ferry' Drypoint and signed in pencil to margin Muirhead Bone was appointed the first official war artist, serving with Allied forces on the Western Front and for a time with the Navy. Glasgow born Bone contributed his ‘On the Clyde’ series to a publication of lithographs produced for the Great War: ‘Britain’s Efforts and Ideals’. These 66 prints were produced by the British government in 1917 artistic propaganda with the aim of encouraging a war-weary public and raising support for the war effort. Bone returned to his role as War Artist in 1940 during the Second World War.

New Zealand, 1940 For King and Empire Propaganda War Stamps in UM block of ten. 

Vintage pair of Chinese Communist Propaganda posters. Folded, frayed edges. (2)

A Chinese propaganda poster ‘Fully support the Zhigu Army troops in the War to Resist U.S. Aggression and Aid Korea’ 49 x 69cm. Condition - fair

ITEM: Statuette of Victory with wreath on globeMATERIAL: BronzeCULTURE: RomanPERIOD: 1st Century A.DDIMENSIONS: 91 mm x 50 mmCONDITION: Good conditionPROVENANCE: Ex Spanish private collection, bought in English auction house. Ex English private collection, London, acquired before 1990s.Comes with Certificate of Authenticity and Export Licence. If you are from outside the European Union, we will have to apply for the export licence again for your country, this takes 3 to 5 weeks and has a cost of 5% of the hammer price, this amount will be added to the final invoice.In ancient Rome, victory (victoria) held immense significance, both as a military achievement and as a concept embedded in Roman culture, religion, and politics. Roman victories were often celebrated with great fanfare, reflecting the martial values that underpinned Roman society. A Roman general, upon achieving a major victory in battle, could be awarded a triumph, a lavish ceremonial procession through the streets of Rome. During this grand event, the victorious general would parade with his army, captives, and the spoils of war, followed by sacrifices to the gods. The triumph symbolized not just personal honor but also Rome's military superiority and divine favor.The Romans attributed many of their victories to the favor of the gods, particularly to the goddess Victoria, who personified victory. Temples dedicated to Victoria, like the Temple of Victoria on the Palatine Hill, played a central role in religious and state-sponsored celebrations of military success. Offerings and dedications to the gods were common after victories, with victorious generals often commissioning altars, statues, or temples as acts of thanksgiving. This religious aspect of victory was intertwined with the belief that Rome's military success reflected its piety and adherence to divine will, fostering the idea of imperium—the Roman right to rule and conquer other nations.On a political level, victory was crucial for the careers of Roman politicians and generals. Success on the battlefield was often a pathway to higher office in the Roman Republic and later the Roman Empire. Military victories boosted the reputations of figures like Julius Caesar, who used his successes in Gaul and other regions to build political power. Victory also served as propaganda, reinforcing the image of Rome as an invincible force destined to rule the world. Roman monuments, such as victory arches (like the Arch of Titus) and columns (such as Trajan's Column), celebrated military conquests and immortalized the achievements of Roman emperors and generals, ensuring that their victories were remembered for generations.

A vintage 20th century oil on canvas propaganda / advertisement portrait painting of an HMS sailor. Unsigned. Framed.Measures approx. 49cm x 41cm including frame.

dating: First half of the 19th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Lot of six medals: two for aeronautical valour, one of bronze and one of silver; one for the march on rome; one of bronze for the '1915-18' war volunteers; one bronze cross for war merit and finally one medal, air force military. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. varioius cm.

dating: Second part of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Lot of two patches; one on a blue background with gilded threads decoration, the lower part with the embroidered letters and numbers '107th Gr. B.T'. The other one of octagonal shape and made of fabric, depicting the symbol of the 12th Italian Airforce Squadron (the three 'Sorci Verdi'), very rare. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. length 7.5 (diameter) - 12.5 cm.

dating: First half of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Knight's cross of the Order of Saints Maurice and Lazarus; metal with enamel (missing parts); on ribbon. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. diameter 3.6 cm.

Bible, Arabic & Latin. Biblia Sacra Arabica, 3 vol., half-titles (with ink-stamps in Arabic, one to head mostly erased), titles within elaborate woodcut borders (slightly shaved at fore-edge), double column of Arabic and Latin text, vol. 2 & 3 with final blank, vol. 2 also with blank f. 3R6, vol. 1 lacking preliminary [circle]4 (Latin errata f.), vol. 2 2[circle]3-4 frayed at edges, detached and loosely inserted, vol. 3 title misbound after preliminaries, later ink ownership name to front pastedowns, pencil doodles to some endpapers and vol. 2 half-title, vol. 2 title with red ink manuscript date to foot, vol. 1 F4 short tear into text repaired (no loss), vol. 3 B3 very small hole affecting couple letters, the odd small marginal defect or short tear without loss, occasional small marginal worming, vol. 2 very occasionally into text towards end, browning, to varying degrees but heavy at points, some spotting, some damp- and other staining, contemporary morocco, gilt, some staining, extremities worn in places, rubbed, folio, Rome, Tipografia della Congregazione di Propaganda Fide, 1671. *** The rare first separate edition of the complete Bible in Arabic. Work on the translation began as early as 1625 under the direction of Sarkis Rizzi, the Maronite Archbishop of Damascus, taken over by his assistant Filippo Guadagnoli upon his death. In 1650, a Latin-Arabic Bible was printed on the presses of the Congregazione de Propaganda Fide, who immediately banned it, judging that the use of Arabic sources of the Bible had led to too great a deviation from the Vulgate. This second version, amended by Arbaham Echellensis and Ludovico Marracci to be in accordance with the Vulgate, was published in 1671. We can trace only a handful of copies at auction, the last in 2013.

dating: 1943-1945 provenance: Italian Social Republic, Republican National Air Force badge of the 1st Fighter Group ‘Ace of Wands’; made of metal with enamel; back with vertical pin. Rare. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. dimensions 1.5 x 2.1 cm.

dating: 1930/40 provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Very rare ‘Atlantic Flyer’ patent made of gilded metal, on the front an eagle with the blue-enameled letter ‘A’ above, below the letters ‘I B’ linked by a bundle; marked ‘S. JOHNSON CP NUOVA 15 MILANO’ on the back. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. length 8 cm.

dating: Second part of the 20th Century provenance: Spain, A pilot's licence badge. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. length 7.5 - 7.5 - 8 cm.

dating: Second quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Royal Air Force badge of the 47th Wing; made of gilded metal and enamel; the back marked 'S. JHONSON / MILANO' and with a vertical pin. Rare. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. dimensions 3.3 x 3.5 cm.

dating: Second quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Royal Air Force badge of the 107th fast land bombardment group ‘BTV’; made of gilded metal and enamel; the back marked ‘S. JHONSON / MILANO’ and with vertical pin. Rare. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. dimensions 2.3 x 3 cm.

dating: Second quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi's personal case containing nine Italian and Spanish badges and pins. Together with a bracelet and a skull ring. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. dimensions various cm.

dating: Second quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Spain, A rare pilot badge of the ‘tercio de los extranjeros’; made of gilded metal, marked ‘POSSENTI AMEDEO’ (nickname?) at the back, ‘Fermin’ and ‘916/000. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. length 8.2 cm.

dating: Second quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, A lot of two small 'Sorci Verdi' pins, one with the back marked 'RIPROD. VIETATA'. Together with an envelope and a letter (blank) stamped with the 'Sorci. Verdu' symbol. Interesting and rare. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. length 2.8 - 3 cm.

dating: Second quarter of the 20th Century provenance: Kingdom of Italy, Royal Air Force badge of the 106th fast land bombardment group ‘BTV’; made of gilded metal and enamel; the back marked ‘S. JHONSON CP NUOVA 15 MILANO’ and with vertical pin. Badge 47th Wing. Rare. This lot belonged to Lieutenant Colonel Amedeo Paradisi, a Royal Air Force pilot in the 205th Squadron, 41st Group of the 12th Bombardment Wing, known as the 'Sorci Verdi'. In 1937, flying a S.79 (SIAI-Marchetti S.M.79 Sparviero) with his colleague Cupini, they landed as the first pair in the Istres-Damascus-Paris race; another eloquent proof came in 1938, when Biseo was ordered to fly from Rome to Rio de Janeiro in only two stages, the general chose Paradisi as the second, on this occasion Captain Moscatelli supported Castellani and Bruno Mussolini had Lieutenant Mancinelli as his companion. The three 'Sorci Verdi' thus took to the air. I-BISE and I-BRUN, commanded by Biseo and Mussolini respectively, reached the shores of Rio de Janeiro. The demands of the war made it necessary for the Royal Air Force to carry out special long-distance flights, links with East Africa, propaganda raids and demonstration bombing missions; for one of these missions, a raid over Asmara was chosen by Paradisi (considered one of the best pilots of the time); He took off from Guidonia on 7 May 1942 and arrived over Asmara on 9 May, dropping propaganda posters; he then returned to Rome, but unfortunately the plane crashed due to an engine blockage; in the accident Paradisi lost a leg and had to give up his career as a pilot. He later became a manager at Alitalia. dimensions 2.3 x 3 cm.

11 x Various WW2 Propaganda Leafletsconsisting 1 x French language example .. 1 x German newsprint example 13/Sept/44 ... 9 x German dropped leaflets.  11 items.

Small Selection Of Medals And Medallionsconsisting SJAB LS & GC named to "14071 Cpl A Rushby Hull. W. Div. No 6 Dist. SJAB 1935".  Complete in box of issue ... 2 x Lusitania medallions.  One in box ... Silvered and enamel Queen Alexandra League Of Children medal ... Propaganda Iron Cross ... Nurses Association Cross ... Red Cross War Service medal ... Peace medal ... 2 x For Zeal medallions.

Vier Entwürfe: für nationalsozialistische Propaganda. Max Häfele, Werbeatelier, bzw. Werbeberatung Haefele, Max Haefele und Emil Rechtenbacher. Verschiedene Motive und Formate. R

A Hindenburg Cross with swords - Makers Mark (HM)   WW1 British Propaganda Iron Cross - 1914 - Rheims, Louvain, Amiens, Antwerp, Dinant, Ghent, Imperial Germany - 1914 Iron Cross 2nd Class - In Case, all good to fine (3)

[GOEBBELS JOSEPH]: (1897-1945) German Nazi politician who served as Reichsminister of Public Enlightenment and Propaganda 1933-45. D.S. in facsimile by Goebbels, one page, folio, n.p., n.d., in German. The partially printed document is an Ehrenurkunde (Diploma of Honour) issued to Emil Brettmann in recognition of his help in the Winter Relief Organisation of the German People 1936-37, and in ´grateful recognition of his self-sacrificing service in the fight against hunger and cold´. The printed facsimile signature of Goebbels appears at the foot of the document, alongside a printed facsimile signature of Erich Hilgenfeldt (1897-1945) German Nazi Party government official and SS-Gruppenfuhrer of World War II who served as Leader of the National Socialist People's Welfare 1931-45. Some overall creasing and a few small tears to the edges, about G

RIEFENSTAHL LENI: (1902-2003) German film director, known for her role in producing Nazi propaganda. Signed sepia postcard photograph of Riefenstahl standing in a three-quarter length pose holding a pair of skis. Photograph by Vogel-Sandau of Berlin and published by Ross. Signed by Riefenstahl with her name alone to the lower border. VG

HINDEMITH PAUL: (1895-1963) German composer and conductor. A.L.S., with his initials P. H., to the recto of his personal printed oblong 12mo Visiting Card, n.p., 16th December 1934, to Siegfried Borris, in German. Hindemith states that his correspondent has unfortunately taken a trip in vain and that they did not know how to reach him, explaining that they will be absent for the whole day, and that tomorrow Hindemith will travel to London. VGSiegfried Borris (1906-1987) German composer and musicologist whose career, rather like that of Hindemith´s, was interrupted during the Nazi regime. In December 1934, the same month in which Hindemith wrote the present letter, Germany´s Minister of Propaganda, Joseph Goebbels, publicly denounced Hindemith as an ´atonal noisemaker´ during a speech at the Berlin Sports Palace.

Limited Edition / Coloured Vinyl Singles, approximately thirty mainly 12" and 10" Coloured Vinyl and Limited Edition Singles with artists including Bruce Springsteen, Robert Plant, Gun, Pop Will Eat Itself, Voice of the Beehive, Shaggy, Joe Jackson, Cinderella, Midnight Oil, Shy, Simple Minds, Sting, Propaganda, Dirty White Boy, Wreckless Eric, The Motors, Paula Abdul, Status Quo, Milltown Brothers, Jesus Jones and more - various years and conditions

12" Singles, approximately one hundred and thirty 12" Singles of various genres with artists including The Beloved, The Style Council, The Christians, Steve Hillage, Meat Loaf, Godley & Crème, Simply Red, Propaganda, Electronic, Human League, The Beach Boys, Yes, Roxy Music, Phil Manzanera, The Art of Noise, Paul Hardcastle, Divine, Fleetwood Mac, Eurythmics, Heaven 17, A Flock of Seagulls and more - various years and conditions

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster warning of the dangers of gossiping, featuring a rhyme which translates to English as: He trusts all rumors and repeats those rumors aloud, but repeating any amount of nonsense is dangerous! The image shows an image of a man with grotesquely oversized ears, mouth and hands, cupping an ear with one hand and shielding his mouth with the other. On a white background with text in black below the image. Excellent condition, minor creasing. Country of issue: Russia, designer: V Pervov, size (cm): 48x65, year of printing: 1983

Original vintage propaganda poster Join the Regular Army through a Junior Leaders' Unit - Apply to any Army Information Office or Employment Exchange, or write to the War Office (MP6), London SW1 - Great image of young soldiers wearing army uniform on exercise, a group in a clearing in the trees looking at a map and pointing ahead and two carrying a boat out of a river below. Good condition, creasing, tears, staining. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 76x50.5, year of printing: 1950s

Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster published in French by the Allied Information Service: Nouvelles de la Guerre (News from the War) to give to the French people the progress of the Allied Army across France after the D-Day landing. The Normandy landings were the landing operations on Tuesday, 6 June 1944 of the Allied invasion of Normandy in Operation Overlord during World War II. Codenamed Operation Neptune and often referred to as D-Day, it was the largest seaborne invasion in history. The operation began the liberation of German-occupied France (and later western Europe) from Nazi control and laid the foundations of the Allied victory on the Western Front. Poster 1 - good condition, folded as issued, tears in the margins. Poster 2 - poor condition, tears and paper losses, reinforced on the reverse with water-soluble paper. Year of printing: 1944, country of printing: France, designer: Unknown, dimensions (cm): 57x44.

Original vintage propaganda poster published by the Organisation of Solidarity with the People of Asia Africa and Latin America (OSPAAAL), an organisation founded in Havana Cuba in 1966 as a political movement to fight imperialism and defend human rights, producing revolutionary posters in Spanish, English, French and Arabic that were stapled into their Tricontinental magazine and sent to subscribers around the world. Great design with the text above: 12 October Day of World Solidarity with Laos and a stylised crossbow set inside a yellow and black circle to symbolise the crossbow used for hunting by the ethnic hill tribes in Laos. Excellent condition. Year of printing: 1972, country of printing: Cuba, designer: Andres Hernandez, dimensions (cm): 53.5x33.

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster promoting a healthy and diverse lifestyle for children with a slogan: Spend time on doing tasks but only hours on entertainment. Featuring an illustration of a house with a magpie sitting on a TV antenna, and three children - two boys and a little girl with a doll, all lit up by blue television light sitting in front of a television set which reads - In a complex, multifaceted world, there are hundreds of things for you to do, friends. Life cannot be limited to a single TV screen! - with sun lit illustration on the either side of the house depicting children planting a tree, studying with microscope and globe, jumping rope, swimming, hiking, playing football, cleaning, building toy models of plane, submarine, and car, woodworking. Fair condition, tears, creasing. Collaged paper cut outs and drawings on reverse. Country of issue: Russia, designer: V. Hramov, size (cm): 65x48, year of printing: 1989

Rare original vintage set of 5 World War Two propaganda postcards printed on one sheet of paper featuring caricatures by the British cartoon artist KEM Kimon Evan Marengo (1904-1988), produced for the Ministry of Information with quotes in Persian, and illustrations, (1) Strongly he secured his two hands so that his fetters could not be broken even by a fierce elephant - adapted from the Shahnameh / Book of Kings by the renowned Persian poet and author Ferdowsi (Abul-Qasem Ferdowsi Tusi; 940-019/1025CE). Great design depicting Hitler as the mythical figure Zahhak with the faces of Mussolini and Tojo as the evil king's snakes growing out of his shoulders, being led on a horse with his arms tied behind his back, the horse's tail dragging a guard with a swastika armband in the foreground and depictions of Churchill smoking a cigar on a horse with a Union Jack flag, Stalin smoking a pipe and Roosevelt holding a sword on a horse with the American flag walking in front of two men standing by the hills and trees in the background. (2) He cried and raised his hand My sharah I am Kava for justice There must be an end to aggression - adapted from the Shahnameh / Book of Kings by the renowned Persian poet and author Ferdowsi (Abul-Qasem Ferdowsi Tusi; 940-019/1025CE). Great design depicting Hitler on a throne as the mythical figure Zahhak with the faces of Mussolini and Tojo as the evil king's snakes growing out of his shoulders, guarded by people wearing swastika armbands and holding guns with a monkey character with devil horns and tail holding a bloodied sword by his horse hoof feet. (3) Thus he saw that from the palace of the Emperor three warriors suddenly came forward - adapted from the Shahnameh / Book of Kings by the renowned Persian poet and author Ferdowsi (Abul-Qasem Ferdowsi Tusi; 940-019/1025CE). Great design depicting Hitler as the mythical figure Zahhak with the faces of Mussolini and Tojo as the evil king's snakes growing out of his shoulders, sleeping on a red daybed with his dream in a cloud above showing Churchill smoking a cigar on a horse with a Union Jack flag, Stalin smoking a pipe and Roosevelt on a horse with the American flag in front of a palace building, his guards wearing swastika armbands armed with guns and knives with a monkey character with devil horns and tail and horse hoof feet in foreground. (4) The cult of the sages was hidden and the madmen were scattered The evil hand of the court has been extended - adapted from the Shahnameh / Book of Kings by the renowned Persian poet and author Ferdowsi (Abul-Qasem Ferdowsi Tusi; 940-019/1025CE). Great design depicting Hitler on a throne as the mythical figure Zahhak with the faces of Mussolini and Tojo as the evil king's snakes growing out of his shoulders, holding a sword and a whip with prisoners tied on poles and kneeling on the ground, guards with swastika armbands saluting him and a monkey character with devil horns and tail holding a bloodied sword by his horse hoof feet. (5) On Zahhak's shoulders by magic two serpents grew and destruction came forth from that man - adapted from the Shahnameh / Book of Kings by the renowned Persian poet and author Ferdowsi (Abul-Qasem Ferdowsi Tusi; 940-019/1025CE). Great design depicting Hitler on a throne as the mythical figure Zahhak with the faces of Mussolini and Tojo as the evil king's snakes growing out of his shoulders, a man kneeling and bending down to him with a monkey character with devil horns and tail and horse hoof feet offering him a tray with hot tea on it, guards wearing swastika armbands and holding guns and knives on the sides. Good condition, staining, bumps on edges, each postcard is connected but has a perforated tear line for separating, one tear line has been partially torn. Country of issue: UK, designer: Kimon Evan Marengo, size (cm): 15.5x50.5 total or 15.5x10 per postcard, year of printing: 1940s.

Original vintage propaganda poster with De Stijl design issued by the Red Cross in Netherlands to raise funds for kitchens provided by the Netherlands Red Cross for starving Germans and Dutch in Germany after World War I. Aid to Germany for the dying, contribute 5 Gulden - Hulp aan Duitschland voor de stervenden 5 Gulden Ned. Roode Kruis Den Haag. De Stijl, Dutch for "The Style", also known as Neoplasticism, was a Dutch art movement founded in 1917 in Leiden. De Stijl consisted of artists and architects. In a narrower sense, the term De Stijl is used to refer to a body of work from 1917 to 1931 founded in the Netherlands. Proponents of De Stijl advocated pure abstraction and universality by a reduction to the essentials of form and colour; they simplified visual compositions to vertical and horizontal, using only black, white and primary colors. Starking image of a skull on the blue background. Fair condition, paper losses on margins, tears, creasing. Country of issue: Netherlands, designer: Andre van der Vossen, size (cm): 63x43, year of printing: 1920s

Original vintage British WWII propaganda poster: Fight in the Streets - Belong to your Savings Group. Issued by the National Savings Committee, the Scottish Savings Committee and the Ulster Savings Committee. Printed for Her Majesty Stationery Office by Lowe & Brydone Printers Ltd. The National Savings Movement was a British mass savings movement that operated between 1916 and 1978 and was used to finance the deficit of government spending over tax revenues. The movement was instrumental during World War II in raising funds to support the war effort. In peacetime, the movement provided an easy and safe way for ordinary people to save small sums of money. The movement grew to around 7 million members before ceasing during the 1970s as more modern methods of saving took over. Savings products promoted by the movement typically offered a low level of return but the safety of a government guarantee. The movement was particularly active during wartime when government spending was heightened. During World War II a War Savings Campaign was set up by the War Office to support the war effort. Local savings weeks were held which were promoted with posters with titles such as "Lend to Defend the Right to be Free", "Save your way to Victory" and "War Savings are Warships". Year of printing: 1940s, country of printing: UK, designer: Unknown, dimensions (cm): 75.5x50.

Original vintage Soviet sport propaganda poster. Olympic Spring. Great image of three young girls running through the finish line made out of the slogan Young Sportsmen Prepare for the Olympics. Printed in the USSR in 1965. Designed by V. Volikov. Great condition. Missing one small piece of paper in the top left corner. Country: Russia, year of printing: 1965, designer: V. Volikov, size (cm): 101x67cm

Original vintage political propaganda poster by Polish Socialist Youth Union / ZSMP Zwiazek Socjalistycznej Mlodziezy Polskiej, advertising the Tournament of Young Masters of Economy, featuring an illustration of a red pencil drawing a graph on a grey background. Founded in 1976 under communist rule, the Polish Socialist Youth Union / Zwiazek Socjalistycznej Mlodziezy Polskiej, ZSMP is a former member of the World Federation of Democratic Youth. Good condition, creasing, tears, pinholes, paper skimming, staining. Country of issue: Poland, designer: Z. Osakowski, size (cm): 84x60, year of printing: 1978.

Original vintage British World War Two propaganda poster: Leaders of the Royal Air Force. Great poster honouring the leaders of the Battle of Britain, the air war against the Nazis Luftwaffe in the air over England that was intended by Adolph Hitler to cause the surrender of England. Each of the Air Force notable is pictured and named against the background of a blue sky. Printed by Chromoworks Ltd. The Battle of Britain (German: Luftschlacht um England, literally "The Air Battle for England") was a military campaign of the Second World War, in which the Royal Air Force (RAF) defended the United Kingdom (UK) against large-scale attacks by Nazi Germany's air force, the Luftwaffe. It has been described as the first major military campaign fought entirely by air forces. The British officially recognise the battle's duration as being from 10 July until 31 October 1940, which overlaps the period of large-scale night attacks known as the Blitz, that lasted from 7 September 1940 to 11 May 1941. German historians do not accept this subdivision and regard the battle as a single campaign lasting from July 1940 to June 1941, including the Blitz. Historian Stephen Bungay cited Germany's failure to destroy Britain's air defences to force an armistice (or even outright surrender) as the first major German defeat in World War II and a crucial turning point in the conflict. The Battle of Britain takes its name from a speech given by Prime Minister Winston Churchill to the House of Commons on 18 June: "What General Weygand called the 'Battle of France' is over. I expect that the Battle of Britain is about to begin. Good condition, small tears and creases in the margins. Year of printing: 1941, country of printing: UK, designer: Unknown, dimensions (cm): 49.5x76.

Original vintage Cuban propaganda poster VI Tricontinental Conference Anniversary published by the Organisation of Solidarity with the People of Asia Africa and Latin America (OSPAAAL), an organisation founded in Havana Cuba in 1966 as a political movement to fight imperialism and defend human rights, producing revolutionary posters in Spanish, English, French and Arabic that were stapled into their Tricontinental magazine and sent to subscribers around the world. Good condition, small scratch on the image, crease on the right side of poster. Country: Cuba. Year: 1971. Designer: Lazaro. Size (cm): 54 x 33.

Set of 2 original vintage propaganda poster featuring quotes from Mao Zedong in red writing on an orange background, with a small blue, white, and red image of Mao in the top right corner, published in French. 1. Le peuple, le peuple seul, est la force motrice, le createur de l’histoire universelle - The people, and the people alone, are the motive force in the making of world history. The quote is an excerpt from Chairman Mao’s speech “On Coalition government”, at the 7th National Congress of the Communist Party of China on 24 April 1945. Good condition, creasig, tears, minor staining. Country of issue: China, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 38x53, year of printing: 1960s; 2. Quelle est la muraille vraiment indestructible? Ce sont les masses, les millions et les millions d'hommes qui, de tout leur coeur, de toutes leurs pensees, soutiennent la revolution. - What is the truly indestructible wall? It is the masses, millions and millions of men who, with all their hearts, with all their thoughts, support the revolution. Good condition, tears, staining. Country of issue: China, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 38x53, year of printing: 1960s.

Original vintage Cuban propaganda poster World Day of Solidarity With the Struggle of the People of Puerto Rico September 23 published by the Organisation of Solidarity with the People of Asia Africa and Latin America (OSPAAAL), an organisation founded in Havana Cuba in 1966 as a political movement to fight imperialism and defend human rights, producing revolutionary posters in Spanish, English, French and Arabic that were stapled into their Tricontinental magazine and sent to subscribers around the world. Good condition, few stains on the bottom part of poster. Country: Cuba. Year: 1972. Designer: Olivio Martinez. Size (cm): 53.5 x 33.

Original antique World War One propaganda poster: Everyone Should Do His Bit - Enlist Now featuring an image of a young boy in uniform enrolling in the army as the drummer boy, his right foot on a drum standing in front of a wall covered with posters encouraging men and boys to enrol in the army "Come along boys" "Why aren't you in khaki?" with the text above and below in stylised white letters. Published by the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee, London. Printed Roberts & Leete, Ltd., London. Good condition, restored folds and small tears, water stains on top and bottom margin, backed on linen.Year of printing: 1915, country of printing: UK, designer: Baron Low, dimensions (cm): 74.5x49.

Original vintage Cuban propaganda poster La Juventud Al Asalto Del Ano 2000. Good conditon, tear on left margin, paper loss on top margin. Country: Cuba. Year: 2000. Designer: Clara Garcia. Size (cm): 55 x 39.

Original vintage sales motivation propaganda poster Absentees Ambush Their Mates featuring a great image of a man shouting in pain and being attacked by a man with a baton. Hands are reaching forward from the foreground and money is being thrown up into the air. Good condition, tears, creasing, some light stains. Country of issue: UK, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 102x76, year of printing: 1960s

Original vintage Chinese propaganda poster features a smiling Mao Zedong and many flattering communist flags under him, text reads - Long live the great, glorious and correct Communist Party of China. Good condition, tears on margins. Country: China. Year: 1969. Size: 77,5x53,5

Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster featuring the title in bold blue letters - The Hunter's Helper - with the Ukrainian Society of Hunters and Fishermen logo and text - Hunting is permitted with a dog recorded on the hunting ticket - below an image of an Irish setter type gun dog standing in shallow water and holding a mallard duck in its mouth in front of two hounds chasing a fox and a pointer dog standing in the field in the background. Published by the USSR government of Kiev Ukraine. Good condition, browning, foxing. Country of issue: Ukraine, designer: G. N. Glikman, size (cm): 88x58, year of printing: 1964.

Original vintage propaganda poster issued in the Soviet Union with text: Best Medicine! Image of a doctor cheering for a bottle full with sports equipment: football, skates, dumbbell, skipping rope, fishing rod and fins. Label on the bottle says: Take Daily! Doctor Aibolit. Doctor Aybolit or Aibolit is a fictional character from the children's poems Aybolit and Barmaley by Korney Chukovsky, as well as the children's fantastic novella Doctor Aybolit of the same author. The name may be translated as "Ouch, [it] hurts!" Poor condition, large tears reinforced on the back, staining, folds, small tears on margins. Country of issue: Russia, designer: Y. Erofeev, size (cm): 85x56.5, year of printing: 1977

Original vintage UK propaganda poster The Budget League - Our Old Nobility. Wage and pension cuts. The Budget League was a British pressure group formed in 1909 by Winston Churchill to publicly campaign in favour of David Lloyd George's People's Budget in reaction to the activities of the Budget Protest League. Fair condition, paper losses, tears and creases on margins. Country: UK. Year: 1920. Designer: Unknown. Size (cm): 102 x 76.

Original Soviet propaganda poster promoting the Young Pioneers - Law of the Pioneers of Soviet-Union. The image shows two serious-looking young children standing against a black stone wall next to a red ceremonial flame with the communist star and sickle and hammer on it. Text in Ukranian below the image reads Pioneer honours the memory of fallen fighters and is preparing to become a defender of the motherland. Also features a poem by I. Farion about fallen soldiers. Fair condition, staining, tears, paper loss on right margin, creasing. Country of issue: Ukraine, designer: R.M. Bagautdinov, size (cm): 70x45, year of printing: 1968

Original vintage Cuban propaganda poster Day of Solidarity with Zimbabwe March 17 published by the Organisation of Solidarity with the People of Asia Africa and Latin America (OSPAAAL), an organisation founded in Havana Cuba in 1966 as a political movement to fight imperialism and defend human rights, producing revolutionary posters in Spanish, English, French and Arabic that were stapled into their Tricontinental magazine and sent to subscribers around the world. Very good condition, few scrathes on the image. Conutry: Cuba. Year: 1970. Designer: Fausto. Size (cm): 54.5 x 33.

Original vintage propaganda poster: To Live, Work and Fight like Lenin! Designed by V Suryaninov, Moscow, Russia. Communist propaganda in the Soviet Union was extensively based on the Marxist Leninist ideology to promote the Communist Party line. In the Stalin era, it penetrated even social and natural sciences giving rise to various pseudo-scientific theories such as Lysenkoism, whereas fields of real knowledge, such as genetics, cybernetics and comparative linguistics were condemned and forbidden as "bourgeois pseudoscience". Propaganda was one of the many ways the Soviet Union tried to control its citizens. Fair condition, repaired tears and losses on margins. Year of printing: 1958, country of printing: Russia, designer: V Suryaninov, dimensions (cm): 81x58.

Set of 2 original vintage World War Two propaganda poster issued in the Nazi occupied France. 1. ORAFF - Office de repartition de l’affichage / Poster Distribution Office. The poster features a photograph of a French civilian worker working in the German war industries, the diagonal text in French in red - yellow - and white reads - Je travaille en Allemagne. Pour la releve, pour ma famille, pour la France! Comme moi! / I work in Germany. For the next generation, for my family, for France! Do like me! - The Service du travail obligatoire / Compulsory Work Service was forced enlistment and deportation of hundreds of thousands of French workers to Nazi Germany to work as forced labour for the German war effort during World War II, with the promise from German government that for every three French workers sent it would release one French prisoner of war. Good condition, fold, perforated edges. Country of issue: France, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 56x37.5, year of printing: 1942; 2. urging young French civilians to enlist for work in the German war industries - Jeune. Pour toi. Pour les tiens. Pour nos prisonniers. Exerce un bon metier en contribuant a la releve pour tous renseignements. S'adresser dans tous les bureaux de placement allemands. / Youth. For you. For yours. For our prisoners. Do a good job by contributing to the recovery. For information, contact all German employment offices. - The poster features an illustration of a smiling young man dressed in a white shirt against black and blue stylisation of an industrial background with smoke coming from factory pipes. The Service du travail obligatoire / Compulsory Work Service was forced enlistment and deportation of hundreds of thousands of French workers to Nazi Germany to work as forced labour for the German war effort during World War II, with the promise from German government that for every three French workers sent it would release one French prisoner of war. Good condition, fold, pin holes. Country of issue: France, designer: Unknown, size (cm): 55x37, year of printing: 1942.

Original vintage Second World War French propaganda poster targeted at French farmers, extolling the benefits of selling cattle for lower prices. Titled: La baisse augmente le bien-etre de tous...et protege votre epargne / The decrease benefits everybody’s wellbeing...and protects your savings. The cartoon is made up of four images which are captioned - You sell your cattle more cheaply / The shoemaker buys leather for less. His wife pays less for meat / The shoemaker sells you cheaper shoes / What is true of shoes is true of everything. The images show a farmer smoking a pipe leading a cow on a rope / a shoemaker in an apron carrying leather and a woman in a blue dress carrying shopping / The farmer and the shoemaker in a workshop with equipment lining the walls / The farmer and a woman with their arms full of farming equipment, rope, food and other products. The cartoon is displayed on a yellow background. Good condition, folds, creasing, staining. Country of issue: France, designer: La Selve, size (cm): 120x80, year of printing: 1940s