Interesting collection of the Soviet accident prevention posters.
Look out for buffers.
Put the tool rest closer to the stone.
Hey, scatterbrain, don’t cripple your friends!
Don’t throw the strops inside the hold without warning.
Don’t walk on fish.
Throwing off the fender, hold the clamp.
Hide the hair.
Don’t use the badly-mounted maul.
They are working upstairs. Don’t stay under the mast.
A fan is a friend of labor. Let it work forever.
Lay the bricks in the right way.
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Nice!
I agree. I actually cringed looking at the posters with arms and legs getting caught in rotating machinery.
Did the USSR not have any eye protection?
The posters are more gruesome than in the US. Which I think is good, shows reality. In the US, they’re a little more “comic.”
I’d like the see that explanation of how the robot speaks. Because that’s not even a close depiction.
All hail the all mighty robot duck!
Those are some seriously good posters.
I, for one, welcome our mighty Robot Duck overlords!
I will round up slaves to work in their underground sugar caves.
WOW, I don’t know about welcoming mighty Duck overlords but that’s a great collection of work safety posters.
I was drunk at work.
i was stoned at work!
These posters are priceless! Excellent! Thanks for presenting them.
LOL. I’ve been the dude sliding off the roof. But I’m so skinny I was able to catch the edge. Being light has it’s advantages. Also (gulp) the drunk at work.
The tool rest poster hits home to machinists. My hand once slipped into a grinder wheel. I saw a puff of smoke and only later realized that was the skin on my hand atomizing. You can’t work in a machine shop for any length of time and not have the experience of watching your blood drip on a concrete floor.
Great post. Has to be one of my all-time favorites.
So everyone now calls you “Lefty”?
OUCH!
great comics
“Don´t step on the fish!” is a winner
It sounds almost surrealistic.
Exactly – photoshop fake!
“В бубен” это подделка современная. Ты изума выжил, думать что это оригинал?
2nd picture… Soviet Pacman maiming worker. haha
“Threw rags about? Get a hit on the face.” is obviously a modern makeover. It uses a sort of slang unacceptable back then.
The “mighty robot duck” refers to the past, not future of robotics. Hey. there’s even an article in Wikipedia about “Dr. Vaucanson’s mechanic duck”: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digesting_Duck
it must be hide to children so that they won’t like to be violent person…..however, I adore the drawings…..
I think these definitely need to be recaptioned for great lulz. Also, lol at RandomJoe, I see it too.
Where can one buy these wonderful posters?
I disagree that the pictures with robots reflect Soviet view of the future robotics. For example, the text under the duck says “Watkinson’s mechanical duck”. It represents the history of robotics. The other images are just symbolical depictions to separate the chapters, they are not conceptual views about future. I had this book btw.
Fantastic art! Worth their weight in nostalgia and a niche aesthetic. Thank you for sharing them.
Just in case someone didn’t cringe enough: the picture on page five, “Don’t carry the bottles without corks.” – the inscription on the bottle (“Kislota”) means “acid” in Russian.
I love this post. These posters are an excellent example of great illustration work.