c.1930s La Péninsula Gaspé Gaspe Peninsula Quebec Canada Skiing Size (cm): 109

Size (cm): 109

1939 issue of Film Weekly

industry is doing its bit

Additional smaller red cross stickers such as the one shown in the lower right hand corner on the Red Cross Service Flag in this poster were applied to denote additional family members supporting the cause by joining and paying dues

is illuminated by a splendid display of fireworks as a TWA jet passes by

c.1930s La Péninsula Gaspé Gaspe Peninsula Quebec Canada Skiing Size (cm): 109Date: c. 1930s Artist: Unknown Size (in): 36. 25 x 24 Size (cm): 92 x 61 Condition: A Linen backed: Yes This charming travel poster for the Gasp Peninsula region, affectionately known as the Cradle of French America, was issued by the Province of Quebec Tourist Bureau in the 1930s. A man leans against a wooden skiff and contemplates the regions rugged sea cliffs as seagulls float in a brilliant sky above. The Gasp Peninsula claims a population of some