1960s Danish Exhibition Poster - Kommandørgården Rømø (National Museum of Denmark) vintage cigar poster and they've since become collector's

Name: 1960s Danish Exhibition Poster - Kommandørgården Rømø (National Museum of Denmark) vintage cigar poster and they've since become collector's
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SKU: 87076939464
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1960s Danish Exhibition Poster - Kommandørgården Rømø (National Museum of Denmark) vintage cigar poster and they've since become collector's

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1960s Danish Exhibition Poster Kommandørgården Rømø (National Museum of Denmark) vintage cigar poster and they've since become collector's and they've since become collector's items About the Poster: Created for the 1960 Festival "De La Merced" Date: 1960s Poster is in overall very good condition with a small stain and a tear on the bottom (please see photos)

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