De Wild, John H · Minneapolis : Northwest Commercial Bulletin and Hardware Trade · leaf 20
re you first started—moving thepen so that it will make a very light stroke.Come slightly upward and to the right withthis stroke, and gradually form a perfectcurve. As you reach the exact middle ofthe top of the letter, come downward towardthe right, forming a perfect curve until theline joins the… … Fig. 5 HOW TO WRITE SHOW CARDS LESSON XII—EGYPTIAN OR GOTHIC ALPHABETThis Is One of the Most Useful Alphabets If Properly Mastered—Very De-sirable for Large Lines on Show Cards and Cloth Signs. The alphabet shown in this lesson isknown hy most show card and professionalsign men as the PLAIN…