Young & Old, Let's Get it On!The old guy is over the line! ROFL... I think we can let that slide... he is old!!! lol 
Literal Translation: And Young and Old, Go to the Start. (I'm not sure if this is correct. The use of the verb выходить in this sentence seems odd to me.)
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I picked up this poster at the market at Izmalovsky Park about 8 years ago. I photographed it in my apartment with my Pentax and a 50/1.7. When was the poster created? Late 80's? Used here: www.lablogatoire.com/2007/12/04/les-jeunes-sont-meilleurs... www.e3auction.com/microsoft-patent-domain-age/ www.crankyfitness.com/2008/05/annual-cranky-fitness-exerc... Comments
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Dit is Suzanne
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Your translation is right. Выходить has a lot of possible meanings. It not only means leaving a enclosed space (a house or a room), but it also means showing up somewhere, for example in front of a class (выйти к доске) or, as my dictionary says, выйти в финал - take part in the final.
Don't know how old this is. I'd say it's from the 70's or early 80's. On most Russian and soviet posters is some information in very small print, where you can find information about the numbers printed and when the order was given.
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