A shirtless, stubbly worker gives a thumbs-up, and a first aid sign sits in the corner just in case. The US Public Health Service issued the poster in 1942, and the US Government Printing Office printed it.
It belongs to the Worker Health (WH) series made for the US Public Health Service. This one takes workplace safety.
On the poster
A shirtless, stubbly worker fills the cobalt-blue ground, thumb raised, with radiating lines marking the gesture. In the corner is a cream-panelled "FIRST AID" sign with a left-pointing arrow. White rounded type across the lower third reads "Safety first / keeps him on the job."
About this print
A digitally restored reproduction, printed on 200gsm Enhanced Matte Fine Art paper with pigment inks.




