Jun 22
'Replace Covers - Prevent Falls'
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents work safety poster (c. 1940). Artwork by Tom Eckersley.
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'Replace Covers - Prevent Falls'
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents work safety poster (c. 1940). Artwork by Tom Eckersley.
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Roland Davies designed this dramatic 1950s’ warning. Worryingly, the man in the yellow car is wearing a hat which, according to my late father, is the sign of a terrible driver. Also, by the state of the cyclist’s suit, he falls off his bicycle regularly.
Observe the Highway Code by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents from 1961 from Antikbar.
KEEP ALERT on the roads - by Leonard Cusden (1950s)© The Royal Society For The Prevention of Accidents: ‘Cats are good animals to use for safety because they have nine lives, good night vision, and always land on their paws’ Design Expert, Paul Rennie, Safety First
‘Walkers, Riders, Drivers - Concentrate When Using the Roads’
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (ROSPA) road safety poster featuring the illustration of a black cat with bright green eyes (c. 1950). Artwork by Leonard Cusden.
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (ROSPA) poster warning against drunk driving (c. 1950). Artwork by Leonard Cusden.
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