Joking apart - make this a rule Always Use the Proper Tool
Poster
1939-45 (made)
1939-45 (made)
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Colour lithograph work safety poster depicting two workmen, with text below the image: 'Joking apart – make this a rule' and 'ALWAYS USE THE PROPER TOOL', the latter printed in red. All against a white ground. On the reverse of the sheet is an alternative safety poster by Thomas Eckersley (see Circ.284A-1962).
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Title | Joking apart - make this a rule Always Use the Proper Tool |
Materials and techniques | Colour offset lithograph |
Brief description | 'Joking apart - make this a rule Always Use the Proper Tool'. Colour lithograph work safety poster designed by Fred Trewin. Issued by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents during the Second World War, Great Britain, 1939-45. |
Physical description | Colour lithograph work safety poster depicting two workmen, with text below the image: 'Joking apart – make this a rule' and 'ALWAYS USE THE PROPER TOOL', the latter printed in red. All against a white ground. On the reverse of the sheet is an alternative safety poster by Thomas Eckersley (see Circ.284A-1962). |
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Associated object | CIRC.284A-1971 (Part) |
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Other number | 39/C8 - V&A microfiche |
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Accession number | CIRC.284B-1971 |
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Record created | June 30, 2011 |
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