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 19
aves, which youmake with two strokes of your brush, first taking dark greenfor one side of each leaf, then adding enough yellow to yourcolor to make it a light green for the other half. Now takesome red paint and make three small dots between each twoleaves and we have the holly effect. The letters… … FXIKCHILD (s.- Wide, Flat Brush Lower Case Letters Do not use much pressure on your brush. Many writers holdthese brushes as though they were writing back-handed witha pen. Follow the arrows; begin the letter a by resting the en-tire brush slanting sideways downward, so that the upper edge ofthe…
Lettering · Advertising cards
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