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2024-07-11

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Emoticon-like characters in The Humboldt Union, Kansas, May 14, 1881. via Yesterday’s Print.

More 1800s emoticons here,

2024-02-18

1800s, 1880s, 1881, emoticons, poland, print.

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Emoticons from Kurjer Warszawski (5 March 1881) that depict joy, melancholy, indifference and astonishment just like these emoticons did a few weeks later.

via Wikipedia

2018-02-25

1800s, 1880s, 1888, print, usa.

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yesterdaysprint:

The Osage City Free Press, Kansas, April 26, 1888

Yet another type dude.

2017-12-21

1800s, 1880s, 1886, calligram, emoji, poetry, print, usa.

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“A dude”, 1886. Published in the poetry section of the January issue of The Undergraduate, Middlebury’s newspaper. Source, via.

2017-03-27

1880s, 1886, book, weaving.

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The world’s only woven book from 1886. You can do it yourself! Just make about 500,000 punch cards and put them into a Jacquard loom. Voilá!

The Livre de Prières, h/t Marcin Wichary

2016-09-27

1880s, 1882, Typography.

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From 1882, these graphics were made with 13 symbols (shown at the bottom). This is a modular type called Combination Border No. 16, by Bruce’s New York Type Foundry. A little bit like PETSCII, a little bit more like alpha blox.

Found by Pinwheel Press & thanks to Marcin Wichary for the tip.

2015-09-09

1880s, 1889, book, print.

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Text graphics from an 1889 book: “Eli Perkins. Wit, humor and pathos” by Landon, Melville D. (Melville De Lancey) via.

2012-11-24

1800s, 1880s, print, textile, usa.

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American cotton prints, mostly from the 1880s, from the.design.center.

2012-04-25

1800s, 1880s, 1881, emoticons, magazine, print, usa.

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These proto-emoticons were published in the satirical magazine Puck on 30 March, 1881. Although often described as the first emoticons, they seem to be a rip-off of a Polish magazine from just a few weeks earlier.

Post updated in 2024.

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