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Propaganda Poster Chemistry Serves People Science USSR Chemical Industry. Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - Chemists Serve the People - featuring the bold title text above an industrial factory with buildings and trees against the blue background behind a dynamic image in red of a worker holding up a car next to various items including a coat and suit jackets, a tyre, telephone and fabric, a film reel and cannisters against a yellow background with a white arrow pointing from a bold red number 1 in 1960 up to 17 in 1980 and a bar chart on one side with a young girl in school uniform and red Pioneer scarf writing a chemical equation on a blackboard on the other side below showing the reaction of BaCl2 H2SO4 = BaSO4 (Barium chloride Sulfuric acid). ????????? ????? / Soviet School. Printed in Kiev. Good condition, minor fold marks, light staining. Country of issue: Ukraine, designer: C.M. Dtsychek, size (cm): 92.5x61, year of printing: 1963.

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Propaganda Poster Chemistry Serves People Science USSR Chemical Industry. Original vintage Soviet propaganda poster - Chemists Serve the People - featuring the bold title text above an industrial factory with buildings and trees against the blue background behind a dynamic image in red of a worker holding up a car next to various items including a coat and suit jackets, a tyre, telephone and fabric, a film reel and cannisters against a yellow background with a white arrow pointing from a bold red number 1 in 1960 up to 17 in 1980 and a bar chart on one side with a young girl in school uniform and red Pioneer scarf writing a chemical equation on a blackboard on the other side below showing the reaction of BaCl2 H2SO4 = BaSO4 (Barium chloride Sulfuric acid). ????????? ????? / Soviet School. Printed in Kiev. Good condition, minor fold marks, light staining. Country of issue: Ukraine, designer: C.M. Dtsychek, size (cm): 92.5x61, year of printing: 1963.

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