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A Second World War Polish Air Force "First to Fight" Allied Co-Operation Poster

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A Second World War Polish Air Force "First to Fight" Allied Co-Operation Poster

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A Second World War Polish Air Force "First to Fight" Allied Co-Operation Poster

Illustrating a Polish airman about to descend from a Royal Air Force airplane, the red and white Polish Air Force (Polskie Siły Powietrzne) insignia beside the door opening to his left, the tri-colour Royal Air Force roundel further along on the body of the aircraft, inscribed "POLAND" above and "FIRST TO FIGHT" below, printed in four-colour inks on a thick off-white paper stock, 305 mm x 396 mm, light soiling present on the reverse, tears and wear evident along the edges, with light creasing, better than very fine.