One hundred loose leaf lessons in lettering with pen and brush; Gordon system, adapting the familiar music staff as an aid to correct alignment and construction of letters, introducing a series of alphabets for show card writing and commercial art work
A loose-leaf lettering course by William Hugh Gordon, published in Cincinnati by the Signs of the Times Publishing Co. in 1920 for show-card writers, sign painters, and commercial artists. Each plate sets a full lowercase or capital alphabet on a ruled music-staff grid, giving designers pen- and brush-drawn letterforms with visible baselines, guide dots, and stroke construction.
