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Affiche aviation vintage "Fly to South Sea Isles" - PANAM - Haute Définition - papier mat 230gr/m2 Poëles Godin At the bottom of this is a Mediterranean metropolis
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Affiche aviation vintage "Fly to South Sea Isles" PANAM Haute Définition papier mat 230gr m2 Poëles Godin At the bottom of this is a Mediterranean metropolis At the bottom of this Vintage poster we can read the inscription " Hos alla större vinhandlare och bättre restauranter " which can be translated as "At all the great wine merchants and in the best restaurants" undoubtedly this advertising poster was intended for the German market or Alsatian This Vintage poster of Perrier glasses is Printed in 300dpi high definition quality on Premium paper (230gr m2) Frame Not Included The poster design is a mesmerizing mix of vibrant colors and enchanting landscapes that evoke a feeling of relaxation and adventure she watches a Panam seaplane take off an S42 nicknamed at the time the "Flying Clipper"
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