This brochure was issued by the South Manchurian Railway as part of what I consider an incredible and amazing series in the second half of the 1930s. This particular example: “Along Manchurian Railways” was issued in 1937 to promote travel to Manchuria and it cities. The artist signed it either in a Chinese character or his own symbol. I particularly love the smaller letters embedded in the larger letters. I do not know the back story here but this and the next few brochures I will post were clearly part of a series. If any one knows the history, cialis canada order please let me know.
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Along Manchurian Railways, 1937 Artist Unknown, cover
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Along Manchurian Railways, 1937 Artist Unknown, back cover
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Along Manchurian Railways, 1937 Artist Unknown, full front and back cover
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