Instructions on modern show writing; practical instructions on show card writing with the brush and pen--covering all the modern methods in the elementary rudiments of this art (1913)
Bissell, J. G · New York city, The J. G. Bissell company · leaf 34
n the instructions treating on the Pen Stroke Italic on page 21, with the exception of a different angle of the pen when pointing up the little spurs at the bottom of your strokes and other parallel lines which are represented in capitals E, L, T and Z. Aside from this, the angle of 45 degrees… … Fig. 29 The Pen Stroke Roman should always be used in a condensed form, and not spread out too much on your cards. Fig. 30 is a goodexample in this respect. It has a much neater appearance where it is used in connection with some featured words with heavier type, asshown in Figs. 29 and 30. If…
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