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Posted 8 years ago
ho2cultcha
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These are metal plaques mounted on plywood. one shows a boy peeing in a pot and the other shows a girl peeing in a pot. I can see them being used to train little kids to pee in pots, and eventually the toilet. any idea of age or who made them?
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I'm thinking more like cute signs for Mens / Ladies. At least the boy peeing I've seen on bathroom doors in the sixties/seventees
Don't know who the maker is, but these plaques were very popular in Soviet Union as a sign for a restroom. There was also one with a boy or girl taking a shower used as a sign for a bathroom where you just take a bath/shower. A "toilet" room and "bath" room were separate in USSR. Very cute!
So darn cute!
of course OlofZ and AnnaB! i didn't even think of that. thanks Karenoke!
I just found some of these in the original package. It reads: Strulli + Strullichen: an die richt'ge Tür, selbstklebend!
These were also very popular in Europe in the 80´s