“Por Favor” Spanish hospital silence sign (1970s)
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A silence sign, ubiquitous in hospitals and clinics in Spain from the late 1960s to the late 1980s. The text, which uses Baby Teeth, says Por favor (Spanish for “please”). Nurses stopped using the uniform that appears in the photo in the 1980s. The sign was (also) produced in the form of a postcard.
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A copy that has lost its colors of the years, hanging on a tiled wall.
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love this!