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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 92

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ost instantly and stop the bleeding. • • • Gold leaf sometimes sticks to the leaves of thebook in damp or cold weather; warm it beforeusing. (Dont confuse this with patent gold which is made that way for gilding in the wind.) • # * The Tuscan Block letters, as shown in the wordLetters, Fig. 63, are… … HOW TO PAINT SIGNS AND SHO> CARDS Good material is less expensive in the end. Apound of good color ground in oil costs abouttwice as much as a pound of mixed paint, but itwill paint four times as much surface and produce better work. # * # In buying camel hair lettering pencils be sureyou get…

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