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From Specimens of types & borders and illustrated cataloge of printers’ joinery and materials by H. W. Caslon & Co, 1915. via
From Specimens of types & borders and illustrated cataloge of printers’ joinery and materials by H. W. Caslon & Co, 1915. via
Page 53 in Typographical Printing Surfaces by Legros & Grant, 1916. The universal langauge of emojis, eh? via Karly Wildenhaus.
Glenn Fleishman found a 1916 emoji story in this book.