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How to paint signs and sho' cards (1920)

Matthews, E. C. (Eric Christian), 1892-1977 · New York, J. S. Ogilvie publishing company · leaf 42

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e color has a tendency to rub off, mix a littlemucilage with it. Do not try to use writing ink, cake or tubecolors, pointed brushes, or any cheap camel hairor bristle brushes for making show cards. Suchmaterials mean wasted money and wasted time intrying to use them. Show card brushes are round and… … 1X221X22 HOW TO PAINT SIGNS AND SHO CARDS Dip the brush in the color and then work it ontflat by pulling back and forth over a piece of glassor cardboard before yon try to letter with it. The brushes are round but you should alwaystry to keep the hair worked out flat, and everytime the brush is…

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