Free-hand lettering : being a treatise on plain lettering from the pracitical standpoint for use in engineering schools and colleges
A 1906 lettering manual by Victor T. Wilson, published in New York by John Wiley & Sons for engineering students learning to letter drawings by hand. Plates show roman and gothic alphabets on ruled guidelines, with slant and proportion diagrams, spacing notes, and specimen labels for U.S. Geological Survey maps naming towns, rivers, railroads and contour numbers.
