FUN, OFF THE JOB KEEPS HIM ON THE JOB

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Object description

image: caricature of a large and beefy factory worker in T-shirt and grey trousers, facing left to right, wearing a big smile and holding a bowling ball poised in his right hand text: FUN, OFF THE JOB keeps him on the job

Physical description

WH3

Inscription

spare

Object details

Category

Posters

Creator

Price, H (Undefined)
US Government Printing Office (printer)
US Public Health Service (publisher/sponsor)

Production date

1942

Place made

United States of America

Materials

Support: paper

medium: lithograph

Dimensions

Support: Height 315 mm, Width 241 mm

Catalogue number

Art.IWM PST 3655

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