Safety Last Tapestries
Description: A legendary moment from the silent film Safety Last! (1923), featuring Harold Lloyd dangling from a towering city clock high above the street. This black and white cinematic image captures the daring stunts and timeless charm of early Hollywood comedy. A perfect piece for lovers of vintage cinema, silent film history, and classic movie icons.
Description: Instructions are just suggestions for cowards. This vintage safety manual parody features a completely panicked man learning exactly why you do not ignite explosives near your face. Wear it to the neighborhood block party as a cautionary tale for the guy in charge of the roman candles.
Description: A funny workplace safety joke that every construction worker, site worker, and health and safety fan will relate to — because the counter always seems to reset back to zero. Perfect as a funny coworker gift, funny gift for men, or blue collar worker gift for anyone on a building site who knows exactly how this feels.
Description: Harold Lloyd was one of the first great comedians of the silent era. This print is inspired by one of his classic films, Safety Last, which is a testament to Lloyd's dedication to safety and his role as an accident-prone daredevil who always finds a way out of trouble! Art by Ryan Rad
