Fairchild's rapid letterer and show-card maker, commercial alphabet construction with brush or pen (1910)
Hackes, Sidney, (from old catalog) comp · New York, Chicago, Fairchild company · leaf 15
u simply move your entire forearm side-ways, free from any rest. In this way you learn two distinctmovements. nil J7/7/ Copies F and G are duplications of copies A and B shownhere, wit hthe pointed curve addition at the top. Every partof your brush, chisel flat point, must touch the paper. Restthe… … CLC L This is ttie reverse curve strolce, J^ ^ ^ M ^ wltlch old masters termed tlie line ofB I I ■ ■ beauty. When it is used in larger let-IV V I P V ters, in long, graduated slant, it is in-^ ^ W ^ ^ deed a beautiful line. Practice this bothstraight and slanting downward to the left, and as soon…
Lettering · Advertising cards. (from old catalog)
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