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Cultural REvolution Young Red Guards wood block Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 1970   item# 932788 (stock# C2922)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $59  Titled "Support the Party Central's Sixteen regulations and do what the Party tells me", this really graphical wood block posters shows a number of young red guards holding Mao's books. 30" x 20". China Central Art Academy. 1967. 3 cents Chinese Navy Hat - Mao's Hat Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Pre 1990   item# 877562 (stock# C2920)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $13  This is a People's Republic of China's Navy hat which was very popular during the Cultural Revolution worn most by the Chinese government officials. Also very popular with Mao Ze Dong, sometimes called the Chinese bureaucrat's hat, this is a hat worn mostly by people of importance during the Cultural Revolution era. Standard military issued size, one size fits all. Inseam is 8" diameter. Chinese birth control poster - "Happiness" Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 2000   item# 868283 (stock# C2918)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $89 - SOLD  Titled "Better planning, better delivery, happiness is abundant", created by Shanxi Birth Planning / Control Committee, this 1990 poster shows a happy couple holding a baby girl, a symbol of the Chinese government attempting to encourage parents to have girls as opposed to boys. The baby girl is smiling and the parents looking adoringly at their little child. Chinese birth control poster - "moving into the wife's" Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 1980   item# 868282 (stock# C2917)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $89 - SOLD  This original poster is titled "Welcome those men who move into the wives' family upon marriage." In the rural parts of the China, the implementation of the one child policy was extremely difficult because women were not allocated of land. So this poster shows the policy which encouraged the husband to move into the wives' family and essentially be contributing into the wives' families' label force, thus alleviating any concerns over having daughters in the family, sinc ...click for details Original Chinese birth control poster Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 1980   item# 868281 (stock# C2916)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $89 - SOLD  Titled "For revolution, implement later-marriage and birth control, this famous poster features an even more famous slogan of that era. A sure sign that this was from the late 70s as opposed to the 80s was the fact the poster was created by Shanxi Revolutionary Committee, Birth Control subcommittee. The revolutionary committees are a byproduct of the Cultural Revolution and since died down post the ending of the Cultural Revolution in mid to late 70s. Chinese birth control poster - "Planned parenthood" Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 1980   item# 868226 (stock# C2915)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $89.00  This original Chinese birth control poster is titled "For revolution, implement birth control". In this picture, a Chinese factor woman worker is shown holding a booklet titled "the plan of implementing birth control", which was a mandatory reading at the time when the policy was being implemented everywhere in China. Varies non-related revolutionary themed pictures are in the background, implying that birth-control is too, part of the revolutionary movement. 1974, Shanghai P ...click for details Chinese birth control poster - "Getting married later" Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 1980   item# 868225 (stock# C2914)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $89  Original vintage Chinese cultural revolution era poster showing the slogan of "Insist on Getting Married late, to let your youth to provide more heat and bright future". This poster is meant to discourage people getting married early so that they would have fewer children. Judging by the slogan, this is a poster that was created prior to 1978, when the mandatory one child policy became written in the Chinese law. This poster was created by an oil drilling and mineral company in Beijing ...click for details Chinese New Year Poster - Better every year Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 1990   item# 867096 (stock# C2913)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $89  Titled "Better every year", "jing shang tian hua", this original Chinese New Year poster is a combination of new themes (noted as the young lady) and old (noted as the traditional attired lady). The young modern lady is portrayed as a teacher. Size: 30" x 21". August 1987, first edition. 60,000 in print at the time. 0.25 yuan. Chinese Hygiene Poster - Don't spit everywhere Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 1980   item# 867095 (stock# C2912)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $89  Titled "Don't spit everywhere", this Chinese vintage hygiene poster advocates health and personal hygiene. Shenyang hospital. circa 1970. Chinese Hygiene Poster - Airway diseases prevention Catalogue: Popular Collectibles: Memorabilia: Political: Posters: Pre 1980   item# 818966 (stock# C2911)  click for details 1930 Shanghai and More Tel: 1.510.748.9989 $75.00  Titled "How to prevent airway diseases", this Chinese hygiene poster was used in medical offices with the intent to educate the masses on how to prevent spreadable diseases during the flu season. It shows northern Chinese in winter attires, with words describing that in the winter and spring which is flu season, people ought to be careful. Because it was still during the Cultural Revolution era, Mao's quotation were used to alert the priority is still "revolution and increase ...click for details Return To Top View Next 10 Items PAGE: 1  2  3  4  5  6  7  10  20  30  40  50  63