Typo Collection

WW2 Memorabilia - Damaged Cafe informing suppliers
WW2 Home Front Memorabilia - Damaged Cafe Colette of Swallow Street, London sending information on a printed card to inform suppliers that (likely due to Bomb damage)

Typo Typewriter machine, 1890
3480647 Typo Typewriter machine, 1890; (add.info.: French 'Typo Typewriter machine advertised, circa 1890.); Universal History Archive/UIG.

Index 18
Petr Strnad

Index 6
Petr Strnad

Reassembled 3
Petr Strnad

Formation 20
Petr Strnad

Vestiges 11
Petr Strnad

Within Reach 2
Petr Strnad

Is It Me? Am I The Drama?
The Art Concept

Hippo nursery print
Sarah Manovski

Compass, illustration from The Seamans Secrets by John Davis
498316 Compass, illustration from The Seamans Secrets by John Davis, published 1594 (woodcut) by English School, (16th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Humorous misprint in a car park, Cornwall
Humorous misprint in a Kerrier District Council car park, in the village of Tuckingmill, Cornwall. Date: circa 1970s

A school sign painted on the road warning road users they are approaching a school area. 1939

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"Unintentional Errors Unveiled: From WW2 Memorabilia to Humorous Misprints" Amidst a collection of WW2 memorabilia, a damaged café sign reveals the importance of informing suppliers about typo mishaps. A whimsical touch in a hippo nursery print takes an unexpected turn as a tiny typo leads to big laughs and adorable confusion. Navigating through the pages of "The Seamans Secrets" by John Davis, an intriguing compass illustration unveils an unnoticed typo that leaves readers pondering its hidden meaning. In the realm of humor, even car parks have their mischievous side – witness this amusing misprint spotted in Cornwall that left visitors scratching their heads and chuckling at the same time. On the streets where caution meets education, a school sign painted on the road serves as both warning and reminder for road users approaching an area dedicated to young minds – but beware any lurking typos. Intriguingly scattered across various contexts, these glimpses into typographical errors remind us that mistakes can occur anywhere - from historical artifacts to everyday signage - often leaving behind unintended consequences or humorous anecdotes for those who stumble upon them.