File:Fig. 68 - Pronto soccorso -1959.svg

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Italiano: Segnale stradale italiano del 1959: pronto soccorso. Corrisponde alla figura 68 delle segnalazioni della legge.
English: Italian road sign of 1959: first aid. Figure 68 of the signs in the decree.
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Source Decreto del presidente della Repubblica n.420 del 30 giugno 1959 "Approvazione del Regolamento per l'esecuzione del Testo Unico delle norme sulla disciplina della circolazione stradale" (GU n.152 del 30-6-1959 - Suppl. Ordinario n. 1520)
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Italiano: Ministero dei lavori pubblici italiano (poi trasposto in forma digitale da Civitas13)
English: Italian Ministry of Public Works (the vector file made by Civitas13)
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