art direction, design + typography
Julia Trigg at Castor + Pollux
"These amateur hams could have been the first 'techno geeks', making contact with each other through radio, long before telephone was accessible.
They sent each other signals using a type of morse code called Quebec Sign Language and developed their own shorthand - a kind of early text language. They would send each other these letterpress printed 'QSL' cards via post to confirm receipt of the signals - eventually all over the world."
The exhibition previews on Friday and will be open to the public from 18 September to 17 October 2010.
Images copyright Julia Trigg.
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