Frame Charlie Hebdo "The Worker Increases" from 5 June 1972

Framed satirical treasure! Attention all irreverent souls, satire enthusiasts, and collectors of the impertinent: a historical gem to seize! Frame containing the iconic issue of Charlie Hebdo from 5 June 1972. A symbol of freedom of expression, a testament to the times when humour knew no bounds (and when political correctness had not yet been born). Does your living room lack boldness? Is your office too conventional? This frame will add a touch of rebellion and candour to your decor and pay tribute to free spirits and the biting satire that continues to defend freedom of expression at all costs. Don’t wait to acquire this gem before it evaporates like an electoral promise! Additional information: dimensions: height 42cm x width 32.2cm x depth 3cm. Black frame with complete Charlie Hebdo newspaper No. 81 from 5 June 1972 featuring the headline “The Worker Increases”. Very good condition, defying time and wear. Antique items are witnesses of the past, living a second, even a third life, proudly bearing the marks of time. Their uniqueness and soul lie in these imperfections.