Words & Eggs

cultcat:

(via Allan Edgar Poe on the Behance Network)

(via teachingliteracy)

The Old Book - Vintage-inspired signage. Black and white photography.

(Source: amandaonwriting, via teachingliteracy)

A bookplate for Georgie Evelyn Cave Gaskin. Arthur Gaskin, from The yellow book vol. 9, London, Boston, April 1896. Via oldbookillustrations.

(Source archive.org.)

“The Rise of the One Percent.” Typographic Op-Art on NYTimes.com by PETER FUNT and MARTIN VENEZKY

Monograph from La chromolithographie et la photochromolithographie, by Frédéric Hesse. Paris: A. Muller, 1897. From the Bibliothèque nationale de France, via We Love Typography.

Another awesome ad from Stage Magazine, Feb. 1938. Beautiful lettering. Via Mark Simonson Studios.

India advertisement in Stage Magazine, Feb. 1938. Via Mark Simonson Studio.

The Crisis, October 1919. Cover art by Frank Walts. Via Newmanology.

Submission by designer and illustrator Danielle Kroll to “Penmanship,” a type show held in Philadelphia in October. Via We Love Typography.

Who wants to start a Type-In with me?! Smith Corona typewriter ad, 1967. Via Lee Sutton.

Lovely calligraphy, via typeverything:

Typeverything.com - Strawberries by Masha.

Anagrams rule. And so does Duchamp.

cartolleria:

silvianavarro: Anemic Cinema. Marcel Duchamp. 1926

I have some genuine articles (in color) of these bad boys.

Via numberoftheday:

German stamp designs by Max Hertwig (1881–1975)

(via Steven Heller at Imprint)

(Source: michalva)

Via Roger Ebert on Twitter: Photo of Katharine Hepburn following the hurricane of 1938. 

I idolize her.

iconoclassic:

(via Paris Originals ®)