A vertical World War II-era propaganda poster features two muscular, tan hands reaching down from the top, holding grey metal tools. On the left, the hand holds a hammer against the upper left arm of a large red serif letter "V," while the right hand holds tongs gripping the upper right side of the V. The letter "V" is set against an active blue background of radiating lines which suggest action or motion. The "V" shape is printed in shades of pale and deep red and with a white halo, resembling a red-hot piece of metal being worked by the tools. Centered at the top, between the two arms, is the blue text "HOU DIE YSTER WARM". Below this, positioned across the middle of the large red "V", is the text "VIR VRYHEID" in dark blue and gray block lettering. The overall style uses bold colors and sharp outlines characteristic of mid-20th-century graphic illustration.