1924 RUSSIAN PEASANT LOAN PROPAGANDA POSTER.
Condition as visible on the photo (with couple of missing parts on the margins)
Size 28 by 43" (108.5 x 71 cm)
Krest’yanin! Prezhde chem sdat’ obligatsiyu… [Peasant! Before Redeeming the Agricultural Loan Bond…], a poster by an anonymous artist.
Published by Financial Gazette, Moscow
1924.
The peasantry had shown little interest in entrusting its savings to State-owned banks, so the State designed a special product for this segment of the Soviet population. Loan proceeds were earmarked for various initiatives aimed at strengthening agriculture; peasant subscribers were offered preferential rates, and, unlike the general public, were allowed to cash in the bonds early - provided that the returns would be used to pay the prodnalog tax.

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