Druggists' and dispensers' practial show card instructor .. (1914)
[Thompson, William Alexander], 1862- [from old catalog] · [Pontiac, Mich., W. A. Thompson · leaf 5
-ferent characters. In lettering always use downwardpressure and only sufficient to make the ink flow. Thepen should never be moved upward unless running edge-ways. Fine lines are made in this way by sliding thepen either up or down. CARDBOARD—Use common white cardboard, 4 or 6ply, for ordinary… … Practice on the above exercises and hold the pen aboutthe same angle as an ordinary lead pencil, see Fig. 3.Always keep the point at one angle in making straightlines and curves. The one position or angle of the penholds good in all styles of pen lettering. See that the pen contains enough ink,—not…
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