On Monday 17th June 1985 the first stereotype exhibition was held on the first floor of the strand palace hotel in London. Primarily consisting of photography, Cappi and Ellis used their positions to explore the inner workings of the Wapping plant. The exhibition was the primary discovery of the falsehood of Murdoch's “London Post Project”, containing vital information about the deceit of News International towards its print workers.
Invitations were sent to all SOGATs national officers, including Brenda Dean, the general secretary of SOGAT at the time. Only one full time union official turned up to the exhibition, and by late afternoon it was closed due to low footfall.
The contents of the exhibition were later shared with the SOGAT officers, as well as the NGA and TUC, but were not archived at the time and have since been lost. The only remaining artifact being the poster, designed by Cappi and Ellis entirely out of incorporation documents of the Lond Post (Printers) Limited that they had leaked.