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The art of show card writing; a modern treatise covering all branches of the art ... with one hundred and fifty-three illustrations and thirty-two lettering plates, comprising all the standard ancient and modern styles (1922)

Strong, Charles J. (Charles Jay), 1865-, Strong, Lawrence J., joint author · Chicago, Frederick J. Drake & company · leaf 54

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Fig. 36 tions, you will find that only a short time is required to learn to hande themarking pen satisfactorily. Fig. 37 shows the correct position of the pen. The angle of io degreeshas been adopted as the standard position for the point of the pen. Thisiingle may be varied more or less, but it… … Fig. 37 The tvliole width of the point of the pen should always rest evenlyon the surface regardless of the direction in which the pen is moving. Thisis the first important thing to remembei. All fine lines or slanting strokesare made by sliding the pen edgeways—either way—as shown in Fig. 37.…

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