The essentials of lettering; a manual for students and designers (1912)
French, Thomas Ewing, 1871-1944, Meiklejohn, Robert · New York [etc.] : McGraw-Hill book company · leaf 88
left and right andsuggest the possibility of symmetrical arrangement ineither the first, or second, the successive, form. Fig. 111.This form is possible oftener than the first, and isusually more legible. 77 Monograms, Ciphers and Marks If strict monogram is being striven for, a carefulstudy should… … Fig. III.—Successive Forms. The free ends of each letter should be studied withreference to the possibility of connecting them intocontinuous monogram, Fig. 113. Sometimes freeends may be improvised as in E B. A vertical script isa useful letter for continuous forms. Fig. 115. Forautograph…
Lettering · Alphabet · Monograms
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