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Deutsch: Österreich-Ungarn. Herbert Rendl. Zeichnet 5. Kriegsanleihe! 1916. 95 x 63 cm. (Slg.Nr. 592) Neben Fahnen waren die Wappentiere die beliebtesten Symbole. Dieses Plakat zeigt den Doppeladler der österreichisch-ungarischen Monarchie und im Hintergrund Wien mit dem Stephansdom. Als Zeichen der Siegesgewissheit zieren Lorbeeren das Bild. Umrahmt wird es von einem Band in den traditionellen Farben des Hauses Habsburg
English: Austria-Hungary. Herbert Rendl. 5. Draw war loan! 1916. 95 x 63 cm. (Slg.Nr. 592) In addition to the flags heraldic animals were the most popular symbols. This poster shows the double-headed eagle of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and in the background Vienna with St. Stephen's Cathedral. As a sign of the certainty of victory laurels adorn the image. Surrounded there is a band in the traditional colors of the Habsburg dynasty
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