How to make show cards; a practical treatise for the use of retail merchants and their clerks (1916)
Miller, Charles Arthur, 1850-, Thompson, William Alexander, 1862- · Boston, Mass., The Spatula publishing co · leaf 67
INGLE stroke letters are mostly usedwhere cards are frequently changed and bybusy merchants who find rapidity essential.There are no letters easier to write with either thepen or brush than the single stroke Gothic (seeplates). They may be quickly and (neatly drawnwith the brush, using a No. 5 for… … HOW TO MAKE SHOW CARDS. 67 skill in working slow, steady sweeps, if clean, wellwritten work is desired. Beginners are apt to make short, jerky move-ments, which result in jagged edges. The sweeping stroke gives an even edge to theoutlines of a letter and is the secret of using thebrush. Do not…
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