TrulyObscure - web bits

TrulyObscure has been a bit quiet for a while. But we are proud to present our latest venture, a long time in coming- ChinesePropaganda.com .

Officially open for business, we hope to display, explain, and preserve some interesting parts of Chinese history. Memorabilia and posters are the focus, but if there is anything you’d like to see, please let us know at admin @ chinesepropaganda.com . Free shipping, and 20% discounts for the first 20 orders- simply use discount code “EARLYBIRD” at checkout at ChinesePropaganda.com .

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