1942-1945 Canadian WW2 Propaganda Poster - Un Mot De Trop... Un Vaisseau De Moins, Soyez Discrets! French architecture About the Poster: This modern

About the Poster: This modern poster was created by Ralph Schraivogel for a 1985 exhibition held at the Museum of Design in Zurich

The poster present folding lines and a small rip on the top right corner

often surreal style characterized by detailed linework and complex compositions

causing it to be regarded as a Swiss national symbol and icon

1942-1945 Canadian WW2 Propaganda Poster - Un Mot De Trop... Un Vaisseau De Moins, Soyez Discrets! French architecture About the Poster: This modernDate: 1942 1945 Size: 5 x 3. 5 inches About the poster: This is a vintage propaganda poster featuring the slogan "Un Mot De Trop Un Vaisseau De Moins, Soyez Discrets!," meaning "One word too many One ship less. Be discreet!" The message warns people to be cautious about what they say, as even a small comment could unintentionally aid the enemy. The poster is in good condition and ready to frame !