In the spirit of Halloween, two Saturday Evening Post covers featuring little kids dressed up in costume - a deep sea diver and an astronaut!
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“Save a life, give blood.” $200
Paquetage du Soldat translates to Soldier’s Package. The bottom line translates to: “With this, Papa will not catch cold.” Illustrated by Francisque Poulbot, Paris 1916. 31.5x45.5 inches 115x79cm, $650.
This is likely a promotional poster for the 1950s television series The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin.
Panna z Dziecmi, roughly translates to Miss with Children, is a Czechoslovakian comedy from 1969. 23x33 inches
The Eclair was a French movie production company founded in Epinay-sur-Seine in 1907 by industrialist Charles Jourjon. This particular film is from 1913. Measuring 47x63 inches, this poster is $1200. As always, if you have any information you’d like to add, please let us know! Email us at postemuseum@gmail.com
Scouting is clearly better with socks from DD.47x63
Suralo 47x63 $600
The artistic tour of Bernardi, directed by Ullmann. This French poster translates as, ” All that we can see and hear at the theatre. Opera, comedy, dance, music-hall, imitated by Mr. Bernardi, alone.” 30x39.5 inches, $450.
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