Titles of Images used within the book chapter and displayed within the output.
1) NCU cast iron danger board
2) SCU cast iron danger board (it would seem that a last minute adjustment was made to
replace the shortening ‘U’ with ‘UNION’ an idiosyncrasy common to all the SCU
boards)
3) Danger board on roadside in 1880s. Photograph from the Lorne Shields collection
4) CTC pressed zinc on wood caution board 1897-1902. Smaller, pressed steel
‘DANGER’ and ‘CAUTION’ signs replaced the boards from 1902-5.
5) The 1902 AC signs as illustrated in Motoring Annual 1904
6) The 1904 Motor Car Notices as illustrated in The Contour Road Book, editions from
1905
7) Motor Car Notice – ‘Speed Warning’, placed 50 yards ahead of cross roads,
dangerous corners and precipitous descents.
8) Vitreous enamel on steel AA warning sign ‘SCHOOL’ c1920.
9) Examples of Traffic Signs specified under the provisions of the Road Traffic Act
1930.
a) Warning sign
b) Order sign
c) Order-with-Warning sign
d) Prohibition sign