According to 100 Ideas That Changed Graphic Design the jumbled-type or ransom-note school of graphic design gained its name from the cliched style-cutout letters intended to hide the identity of the sender. It has its roots in the late nineteenth century, when common job printers carelessly mixed disparate wood and metal type styles together on the same page, resulting in a cacophony of typographic noise.
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