1999 Original United Nations Poster, Convention on the Rights of Children (10 Year Anniversary, Yellow) vintage Soviet poster The poster is in excellent

Name: 1999 Original United Nations Poster, Convention on the Rights of Children (10 Year Anniversary, Yellow) vintage Soviet poster The poster is in excellent
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SKU: 70127025909
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1999 Original United Nations Poster, Convention on the Rights of Children (10 Year Anniversary, Yellow) vintage Soviet poster The poster is in excellent

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1999 Original United Nations Poster, Convention on the Rights of Children (10 Year Anniversary, Yellow) vintage Soviet poster The poster is in excellent The poster is in excellent condition and on linen About the Poster: Only Cappiello could use a larger than life elephant as the mascot for a rolling paper company Le Nil has achieved brand awareness that has long outlived the brand itself Date: 1999 Size: 20 x 27

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