His mask keeps him on the job
Art ARTV05721 Second World War, 1939-1945This poster was issued by the US Public Health Service to encourage the use of safety equipment. In this case a face mask is recommeded to reduce inspired dust.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
ten pin bowling, preventative health services, patriotism; poster depicting a man engaged in ten pin bowling, issued by the US Public Health Service to encourage recreational activities in order to increase attendance at the workplace
This poster was issued by the US Public Health Service to encourage the use of safety equipment. In this case a face mask is recommeded to reduce inspired dust.

This poster was issued by the US Public Health Service depicts a worker with an injured thumb on his way to the First Aid room. Keeping soldiers healthy was a priority during the war.
Second World War United States poster, produced by the Public Health Service, depicting a caricature of an industrial worker washing under his arm. The poster promoted health and hygiene as part of th
American Second World War poster depcting a caricature of an industrial worker enjoying a nutritious meal. The poster encouraged good health and nutrition during the war and was produced by the United
An Australian First World War recruitment poster issued by the Win the War League. It depicts a young man enjoying himself in the surf, but the text printed over the image reminds the target audience
British Second World War Ministry of Health poster intended to prevent coughs and colds. The stylised poster features an inset picture of a man sneezing. The first body which could be called a departm