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**Hazardous Material Warning Labels/Placards**
This collection consists of three diamond-shaped hazardous material warning placards or labels, appearing to be official DOT (Department of Transportation) or similar regulatory safety signage. Two identical labels display "CORROSIVE" with the hazard class number "8" and feature pictographic symbols showing a hand and metal bar being corroded by liquid. The third label reads "DANGEROUS" on a red and white diagonal design.
The labels appear to be made of heavy paper or lightweight cardboard stock with a glossy or semi-gloss finish typical of safety signage. Based on the visible ruler in the image, each placard measures approximately 4 inches × 4 inches (10cm × 10cm). The corrosive labels feature black text and symbols on a white background with a black diagonal band, while the dangerous goods label uses bold black text on white within a red diamond shape.
All three labels appear to be in good to excellent condition with minimal wear, suggesting they are either new old stock or have been stored carefully. These appear to be standard regulatory placards used for shipping, storage, or workplace safety identification of hazardous materials, likely dating from the late 20th to early 21st century based on the typography and design standards.
This collection consists of three diamond-shaped hazardous material warning placards or labels, appearing to be official DOT (Department of Transportation) or similar regulatory safety signage. Two identical labels display "CORROSIVE" with the hazard class number "8" and feature pictographic symbols showing a hand and metal bar being corroded by liquid. The third label reads "DANGEROUS" on a red and white diagonal design.
The labels appear to be made of heavy paper or lightweight cardboard stock with a glossy or semi-gloss finish typical of safety signage. Based on the visible ruler in the image, each placard measures approximately 4 inches × 4 inches (10cm × 10cm). The corrosive labels feature black text and symbols on a white background with a black diagonal band, while the dangerous goods label uses bold black text on white within a red diamond shape.
All three labels appear to be in good to excellent condition with minimal wear, suggesting they are either new old stock or have been stored carefully. These appear to be standard regulatory placards used for shipping, storage, or workplace safety identification of hazardous materials, likely dating from the late 20th to early 21st century based on the typography and design standards.
Origin
N. Olmsted Cleanout
Listed
March 11, 2026