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How to write show cards (1921)

De Wild, John H · Minneapolis : Northwest Commercial Bulletin and Hardware Trade · leaf 19

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ghtbe drawn v.ith brown or tan ink. The originals of these cards were whitecardboard, about 8x14 inches, which is avery good proportion for the average cardsto be placed in windows. PALL ormiwe POUQ51UTUMNAND\)lNTi:/K Fig. 4 Larger cards are desirable where onlyone is used, but several cards in a… … Fig. 1 This lesson, giving as it does, full instruc-tions on how to make one of the prettiestalphabets in the whole book, should proveuseful to our show card writers, and thosewho are searching for a general alphabet forall round use. Figure 2 is what is known as a com-bination alphabet, and can be…

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