1920s French Advertisement, Labouche Frères, "Ferrure Sanclou" chansons Army Air Corps and the

Army Air Corps and the American Red Cross

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The phrase “Don du sang

Bulbocapillina products still exist in Italy

1920s French Advertisement, Labouche Frères, "Ferrure Sanclou" chansons Army Air Corps and theDate: 1920s Size: 9. 5 x 12. 5in Artist: Unknown This vibrant poster advertises steel reinforcements for boots and clogs. Its style is characteristic of the Art Deco style, seen in its bright, contrasting colours and sharp, clean lines. It was printed by Labouche Frres, a Toulouse based printing house established in 1848 known for its collection of postcards. The poster has some slight rips and noticeable fold lines. See photos for more details.