Roots and Ties
Continuum · Lightbearers
Granville T. Woods Postcard Set (Pack of 10) — Continuum: Lightbearers | Roots and Ties
Granville T. Woods Postcard Set (Pack of 10) — Continuum: Lightbearers | Roots and Ties
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Edison sued him twice, claiming he'd invented the induction telegraph first — and lost both times. The Patent Office affirmed Woods as the true inventor.
Each pack includes 10 postcards, all featuring the same design — perfect for mailing, gifting in bulk, or keeping a full set for yourself.
Front: Network (connection, collective power, change built through relationships) and Path (direction, forward movement, progress shaped through persistence).
Back: A personal letter written in his voice, plus a short note on his place in the legacy.
Read more on his Field Notes, and decode every symbol in the Visual Key.
Mail it, gift it, or keep it — every Roots and Ties postcard is made to be shared.
The motifs in this life
Network — Change built through relationships and shared effort.
Path — Progress shaped through movement and persistence.
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