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 92
4 inches long and a half a dozenthumb tacks. When your cardboard has been fastened bymeans of the tacks perfectly square with theedges of the drawing board, the T square willbe found absolutely essential in securing true per-pendicular and horizontal lines. Make your pencillines with a soft H B.… … STUDY THIS CHAPTER CAREFULLY. CHAPTER XVII. CATCH PHRASES. A collection of scores of ready made legends that may beused to advantage on show cards — Scintillating sentencesthat awaken curiosity and stimulate trade. A trade tonic. At rock-bottom prices. A style for every fancy. A thought for the…
Advertising cards · Lettering
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