Reinhardt's correspondence course; lettering for draftsmen, engineers and students
A 1916 correspondence course in lettering by Charles William Reinhardt, printed in New York for draftsmen, engineers and technical students. Plates are engineering drawings used as lettering specimens: survey maps, truss and column details, gear and masthead diagrams, all densely annotated in slanted and upright freehand capitals with dimension lines, leaders and hand-ruled data tables.
