Psychological War Orchestra USSR Cold War

Original vintage Soviet anti-USA propaganda poster featuring the title text on a flag of America with red and white stripes and a skull and crossbones emblem instead of stars - Psychological War Orchestra / Оркестр психологической войны - and a composer as a man in the centre holding a missile and standing in front of a Bank building with a poem below smaller images as the orchestra musicians on the sides, including men playing the news as tubas above the word Comics on a folded page, a TV film and movie set lights with a US dollar sign and people dancing the boogie-woogie (as described in the poem), people lined up above the letters spelling Tourists armed with cameras around their necks, a military band playing the numbers 1000000 as the million soldiers in military bases, people riding rodeo style on film reels marked Cinema with a cowboy swinging a dollar sign as a lasso next to a skeleton playing cards and a bandit robber holding a pistol gun with a scantily dressed lady at the end, a row of ducks singing with the words Voice Of America on their microphone stands and dollar signs on the bases and wires, a painter sitting on his paint tray pallet and painting with his feet on a canvas on an easel stand, and a man playing the cello depicted as a man with the bow as a handsaw tool, all set against a dark background. Good condition, restored paper losses in corners, restored tears, staining, backed on linen.