Free-hand lettering. Being a treatise on plain lettering from the practical standpoint for use in engineering schools and colleges. By Victor T. Wilson..
A 1903 instructional treatise on plain lettering by Victor T. Wilson, published by John Wiley & Sons in New York for students in American engineering schools and colleges. Plates give full alphabets and numerals in modern Roman, italic, and stump-writing hands, with stroke-order arrows, proportion figures, and guide-line grids usable as ready-made display type or diagram ornament.
