1965 French Lottery Poster - Loterie Nationale, Chance de Décembre (Christmas Tree) Original Vintage Poster About the Poster: The Parisian

Name: 1965 French Lottery Poster - Loterie Nationale, Chance de Décembre (Christmas Tree) Original Vintage Poster About the Poster: The Parisian
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1965 French Lottery Poster Loterie Nationale, Chance de Décembre (Christmas Tree) Original Vintage Poster About the Poster: The Parisian About the Poster: The Parisian artist who produced this poster and have been part of several collective exhibitions inside and outside Cuba Date: 1965 the French National Lottery became widely popular after the media coverage of barber Paul Bonhoure's win of five million francs in the first draw

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