Original 1984 Soviet Navy Instructional Propaganda Poster Ship Survivability

Up for sale is an authentic, vintage Soviet naval training poster from 1984. Titled "БОРЬБА ЗА ЖИВУЧЕСТЬ КОРАБЛЯ" (Battle for Ship Survivability), this large-scale instructional chart was published by DOSAAF USSR (the Volunteer Society for Cooperation with the Army, Aviation, and Navy).

This is a quintessential piece of Cold War-era maritime history, featuring detailed technical illustrations used to train Soviet sailors in emergency damage control procedures.

Detailed Graphics Include:

• Leak Stopping: Techniques for sealing hull breaches using telescopic shores, wooden wedges, and metal patches.

• Firefighting: Cutaway diagrams of chemical extinguishers and fire hose nozzles.

• Pipe Repair: Specialized clamps and collars for high-pressure line failures.

• Personal Survival: Detailed view of a vintage rebreather/oxygen apparatus and gas mask.

• Hatch Marking: A guide to the tactical signage used for watertight integrity during battle alarms.

Specifications:

• Year of Publication: 1984 (Printed in the USSR).

• Dimensions: Approximately 34.2" x 22.4" ($87\times 57$ cm).

• Print Run: Limited to 10,000 copies (documented in the corner).

• Publisher: DOSAAF USSR, Moscow/Leningrad.

Condition:

This is a genuine vintage item, not a reproduction. It is in good "surplus" condition with a wonderful patina. It shows honest signs of age, including some yellowing of the paper, minor edge tears, and small chips as shown in the close-up photos. These imperfections verify its history and add to its authentic industrial character.

Perfect For:

• Collectors of Soviet Militaria or Maritime artifacts.

• Interior Design: A standout statement piece for industrial lofts, nautical-themed bars, or home offices.

• Gifts: An incredible find for history buffs or naval veterans.

Shipping:

The poster will be shipped rolled in a heavy-duty, crush-proof mailing tube to ensure it arrives safely.