How to make show cards; a practical treatise for the use of retail merchants and their clerks (1916)
Miller, Charles Arthur, 1850-, Thompson, William Alexander, 1862- · Boston, Mass., The Spatula publishing co · leaf 49
rawingnaught and eight as to the letters O and S. One is represented by i. It usually has a ker-nel portion at its upper left part, i, 2, 3, 4, 5 giveits outline. (See Monogram No. 5, page 46). Two is the upper part of 3 and having the lowerbar of L. Its central part is almost wholly a straightline… … HOW TO MAKE SHOW CARDS. 49 Three is the top and bottom of 8 with the cross-bar of H. This cross-bar is drawn a trifle longerto the left, before it is closed at the line 9, 10. Four is a right upright with slanting limb andcross-bar added. To place the slanting limb findthe centre of its rectangle…
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