2010.54.1492
The Choice is Ours: Nuclear Free World of Nuclear Free for All?
1995
22.00 in HIGH x 17.00 in WIDE
(55.88 cm HIGH x 43.18 cm WIDE)
(55.88 cm HIGH x 43.18 cm WIDE)
All Of Us Or None Archive. Gift of the Rossman Family.
2010.54.1492
Bottom center edge has a small union label for allied printed #147 for inkworks.
Poster has two drawings at the top of a tree in purple and green. The image on the left is a happy tree in green with birds flying around an purple water below with fish swimming. The image on the right is of a sad tree in black, with scary faces and white lines radiating out of into a purple sky. Above the images is "The Choice is Ours" in large green letters. Below is purple text. It reads, "Nuclear Free World or Nuclear Free for All? Sunday August 6th, 1995- 10 AM/ the 50th anniversary of the U.S. bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Nonviolent direct action Rally, speakers, muisc. Livermore Nuclear Weapons Lab- East Avenue and Vasco Road. Livermore, CA, S.F mime troupe, Adm. Eugene Carroll, Center for Defense Information, Clan Dyken. Make History Possible. Abolish Nuclear Weapons." The bottom has a list of sponsors.
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