OT: WW II saftey poster

micrometer_50 · Sep 19, 2011

The drill must be running in reverse.

American film actress Veronica Lake, illustrates what can happen to women war
workers who wear their hair long while working at their benches, in a factory
somewhere in America, on November 9, 1943. (AP Photo)

4GSR · Sep 19, 2011

Did she hurt the drill press? :eek:

little.one.der · Sep 19, 2011

The bracelet and ring are a recipe for disaster too.

drof34 · Sep 19, 2011

Where do you think she got all those curls from?

Shadon · Sep 19, 2011

Probably close to melting that chuck, she was pretty hot (though the pic doesnt do her justice)

Sophia Loren was smokin hot too, as long as we are talkin bout that era.

tdmidget · Sep 19, 2011

Both hot but Sophia for me, good thing SWMBO doesn't read this forum. :drool5:

9100 · Sep 19, 2011

Shadon said:
Probably close to melting that chuck, she was pretty hot (though the pic doesnt do her justice)

Sophia Loren was smokin hot too, as long as we are talkin bout that era.

Sophia Loren was Sophia Scicolone and a skinny 9 year old in 1943.

Bill

Porschefix · Sep 19, 2011

Maybe this is how it was supposed to be. Looks good to me.

kenh · Sep 19, 2011

AH yes...Sophia

DBurnette · Sep 19, 2011

I'm using this picture at the bottom of my next monthly safety meeting minutes.

Chairmnofthboard · Sep 19, 2011

Porschefix said:
Maybe this is how it was supposed to be. Looks good to me.

Ha ha, nice catch.

Ron Hofer · Sep 19, 2011

I have never seen Veronica Lake look so......ordinary. Must be the proximity of the drill press.

surplusjohn · Sep 20, 2011

she was hot, not much of an actress tho!

CBlair · Sep 20, 2011

No the top photo is the correct view, remember womens shirts button the other way from mens.

Charles

david n · Sep 20, 2011

CBlair said:
No the top photo is the correct view, remember womens shirts button the other way from mens.

Charles

Charles,
Where you a PI before becoming a machinist?

N2IXK · Sep 20, 2011

CBlair said:
No the top photo is the correct view, remember womens shirts button the other way from mens.

Charles

Look at the direction the hair was wrapped around the drill...

SBLatheman · Sep 20, 2011

Porschefix said:
Maybe this is how it was supposed to be. Looks good to me.

I don't think so... The feed handle would be on the wrong side...unless it's a left hand drill press :rolleyes5:

9100 · Sep 20, 2011

The shaft end next to the quill could be the quill feed and the handle on the other side for a right handed operator. The drill flutes are covered, maybe deliberately since they wrapped her hair the wrong way for compositional reasons. Her blouse buttons correctly. How many know why women's button the opposite from men's?

Bill

S_W_Bausch · Sep 20, 2011

How many know why women's button the opposite from men's?

I didn't go to Women's Studies classes.

Allow me an educated guess; let's blame it on men.

Bruce Johnson · Sep 20, 2011

9100 said:
How many know why women's button the opposite from men's?

Bill

So, a groggy guy in the morning wouldn't accidently go to work wearing his wife's blouse? And vise versa.

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