Our friends at BuzzFeed found these amazing posters from the '60s that used a black and white kitty to playfully encourage NYC subway riders to be polite and considerate of their fellow passengers. The well-mannered feline, known as Etti-Cat, also had his own book published in 1965, called Etti-Cat The Courtesy Cat.
The signs, which some are calling "proto-LOLcat" are currently on display at the New York Transit Museum in Brooklyn, NY.
Update: Urlesque tracked down a copy of the book and posted some amazing excerpts, which can be seen here!
6 comments:
These are so cute! I think we could use those even now!
great posters, i could use them as inspiration for my next line of weeble hamish posters!
Super posters....
pawhugs, Max
I have a copy of the Etti-Cat book! He's the best!
Oh I love these! But you have to hope that people can read the text....
Etti-Cat is sooo cute. I'm going to get my Mom to get hims book!!
Katie Kitty Too
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