48º [aniversario de] Octubre
Número de Cartel: PP 530
Tamaño: 39x27
Tipo de cartel: Offset
Fecha de publicación: 1965
Editores: Editor V. Krasnik
Información técnica: Submitted for production May 3, 1965; Approved for printing July 29, 1965; Format 60 x 90; Actual print sheets 1, 1.75 publishing sheets of paper; Publishing index PV-29; Price 10 kopeks; Order 641; Index 73025; “Popular agitation, propaganda"
Ediciones: 74,165
Número de Glavlit: A04082
En el catologo: PP 530 Revolution b
Artista: Chernomordik, Avenir Iosifovich — Черномордик, Авенир Иосифович
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Editorial: Sovietskaia Rossia (Soviet Russia) — Советская Россия
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