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 52
Fig. 53 Advance all smaller cards proportionately, according to the amount of work, or on the assumption that the wording is not to exceeda certain amount. The above scale probably dominates among the principal show card shops of the country, and is suggested only as aguide to begin with. Do not be… … Slanting Desk In Fig. 52 I have sketched a desk to give you an■ idea of the style which is best adapted for show cardwriting. You will note the top is made so it can betilted to any angle by the aid of hinges which are fast-tened to the lower edge of the desk. This arrangementis very advantageous…
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