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Lovely conversation about nostalgia for Berlin’s vanishing neon signs, and the extent to which their reliance on handwriting made them both very local and personal, “hand-touched” www.theauflauf.com/p/jesse-simo...

Jesse Simon: ‘Is it possible to be nostalgic for a time you didn’t live in? I think it is.’The Anglo-American typography expert on the magic of neon, signage in both Germanys, and the umlaut as engineering problem.www.theauflauf.com
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Would love to read something on why Berlin’s neon, despite being Ury Lesser- and generally Weimar-famous, did not end up in a Neon Museum of the sort that Prague or Warsaw have. Can’t be just regime change or quick changes of ownership

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