Original Soviet Industrial Safety Sign — USSR, 1960s–1970s — “Do Not Stand Under Suspended Loads!” — 30 × 40 cm An eye-catching original Soviet industrial safety sign, dating approximately to the 1960s–1970s. Featuring a Soviet worker in a protective helmet, a suspended wooden crate and bold Cyrillic lettering, this sign is a wonderful example of vintage Soviet workplace safety graphics. Original Russian inscription: «НЕ СТОЙ ПОД ГРУЗОМ!» English translation: “DO NOT STAND UNDER A SUSPENDED LOAD!” Soviet Safety Rules — Simple and Direct! In the Soviet Union, workplace safety instructions were short, clear and impossible to misunderstand. The message was simple: if something heavy is hanging above your head, don’t wait to find out how strong your helmet is! The illustrated worker even raises his finger to remind everyone that common sense is the best protection. Details * Origin: Soviet Union (USSR) * Period: Approximately 1960s–1970s * Dimensions: Approximately 30 × 40 cm * Design: Original Soviet industrial safety graphics * Condition: Good vintage appearance with natural signs of age, surface wear and marks from previous use. The original colours, lettering and illustrations remain clearly visible. A distinctive piece of Soviet industrial history — perfect for collectors of USSR memorabilia, vintage safety signs and industrial décor.