Capital Letter Collection
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"Embracing the Majesty of Capital Letters: From Aruba to Anglesey, a Journey through Typography" Discovering the essence of capital letters in downtown Oranjestad, the captivating capital of Aruba in the ABC Islands. A Southern Railway poster from The Weald of Kent era reminds us how capital letters once adorned advertising masterpieces. Galloping into history at Newmarket Race Course in 1940, where even horse names were written with grandeur using capital letters. Unraveling the tongue-twisting mystery at Llanfair PG Station in Anglesey, Wales – home to one of Europe's longest place names. Transported back to 1939 with a vibrant Ramsgate advertisement by Southern Railway – showcasing the power and allure of capital letters. British Electricity's 1951 advert unveils new power stations while highlighting Norman Wilkinson's artistic finesse through majestic capitals. Peering into history's mirror with posters warning against illegal oaths and deportation; reminding us that even justice was spelled out boldly. Ancient wisdom etched on a Roman mosaic urges us to "Know Thyself" – an eternal reminder captured elegantly in uppercase form. Soaking up Irish charm at Enniscrone Beach Cliff Baths in County Sligo, where vintage signage showcases seaside nostalgia through bold capitals. Delving into letterpress printing's rich heritage with old lead type - each character meticulously crafted for timeless communication impact. A journey across South Africa unfolds as we explore a colorful lithograph map from 1931 - every city name proudly displayed in striking capitals. Exploring nature’s beauty through hand-colored lithographs like Ruffed Grouse (1865), where intricate details are accentuated by elegant uppercase titles. In this captivating voyage around the world, we uncover how these seemingly simple symbols have shaped our visual landscape, leaving an indelible mark on our collective imagination.