Poster WW1 - For The Triumph Souscrivez IN L\'em Audited National - Sem - 1918 for Sale

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Poster WW1 - For The Triumph Souscrivez IN L\'em Audited National - Sem - 1918 For Sale

$Poster WW1 - For The Triumph Souscrivez IN L\'em Audited National - Sem - 1918$
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Poster WW1 - For The Triumph Souscrivez IN L\'em Audited National - Sem - 1918:
$191.74

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Old poster of the 1st world war: \"For the Triumph subscribe to the National loan\" - SEM - 1918Stored folded / sent folded.
Description: A tear at a fold - some stains and traces of friction on the edgeA few small holes (6 or 7 pinheads).

Dimensions: 114 x 80 cm approx.

For University of Texas:
Poster showing troops of soldiers from the Napoleonic era, the French Revolution, and World War I, marching through the Arc de Triomphe. \'La Marseillaise\' is urging them on. \'La Marseillaise\' became the French national symbol for mobilization, which was taken from François Rude\'s (1784-1855) bas relief he sculpted for the Arc de Triomphe (1833-l836). The relief shows the \'Genius of Liberty\' urging the troops of 1792 into battle. Later, this same figure is referred to as \'La Marseillaise.\'Old poster of the 1st world war: \"For the Triumph subscribe to the National loan\" - SEM - 1918 Description: A tear at a fold - some stains and traces of friction on the edge Poster showing troops of soldiers from the Napoleonic era, the French Revolution, and World War I, marching through the Arc de Triomphe. \'La Marseillaise\' is urging them on. \'La Marseillaise\' became the French national symbol for mobilization, which was taken from François Rude\'s (1784-1855) bas relief he sculpted for the Arc de Triomphe (1833-l836). The relief shows the \'Genius of Liberty\' urging the troops of 1792 into battle. Later, this same figure is ref