1976 Montreal Olympics Poster - Route of the Olympic Flame (Double-sided)

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1976 Montreal Olympics Poster - Route of the Olympic Flame (Double-sided)Date: 1976 Size: 17 x 24. 5 inches About The Poster: Original Poster from the 1976 Montreal Olympics. This is a vintage poster and not a reproduction. A red Montreal Games Olympic symbol is in the top left. This series of posters, commissioned by COJO, illustrated the twenty one sports on the program of the Games of the XXI Olympiad. Each was intended to communicate the action and immediacy of its sport. The Graphics and Design Directorate, therefore,

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