Pat Keely Affiche Ancienne Original vintage World War Two poster - Black market is a robbery Do not order your compatriots Equal distribution for all / Zwarte markt is roof! Besteelt niet uw landgenooten gelijke verdeeling voor allen! Dynamic design by the notable British artist Pat Keely (Patrick Cokayne Keely; 1901-1970) depicting a rat eating grain from a hole in a sack being watched by eyes in the dark, a Nazi Germany swastika flag, the flag of the National Socialist Movement of the Netherlands and the flag of Imperial Japan on its tail above the bold warning text. Printed in England by Haworth and Brother. Good condition, folds, creasing, tears, staining. Country of issue: UK, designer: Pat Keely, size (cm): 74x50, year of printing: 1944.

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