This is a great example of the poster art prevalent during Mao's so-called "cultural revolution", a time of great horrors for many Chinese. Many of these, reportedly millions were produced at the time and also through the 1970's through the state book stores when China first allowed tourism. I have no way to tell what era this poster came from other than the paper is right and so is the printing process used. It is on that thin, cream color paper stock and the image is in thick red and black ink. Because of the difficulty in authentication I'm not asking the same prices people are getting for similar posters with better provenance. The paper does occasionally show some evidence of aging. It certainly looks and feels like the real deal! I have eight of these for sale separately.

The poster will be shipped rolled in a heavy tube. They are stored in nice plastic bags now that have protected them well.

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