1960s French Naval Aviation Asterix & Obelix Canvas Kit Bag

Story: In French military and naval culture, "La Quille" (literally "the keel") is a historic slang term that signifies the end of compulsory military service or liberation. Historically, when sailors finished their final tour, they would heavily decorate their canvas gear.

- French Navy Duffle Bag
- 1960s
- Hand-painted
- Asterix & Obelix (French National Treasure Classic Comic)
- Department: French Naval Aviation

Translation:
"Fin": End.
"Allez-y, j'en viens": "Go ahead, I just came from there"
"Vive la quille": "Long live the keel / liberation"
The Emblem: Features a classic winged anchor painted in yellow, symbolizing French naval aviation

Care Notice: The artist and the type of paint or pigment used on this bag are unknown. To preserve the original artwork, please keep it dry and do not wash, soak or clean it with water. Avoid rubbing the printed areas, as the colours may transfer, fade or run.