Butterworth, Charles F. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Dry goods reporter co · leaf 32
paper applied on the back, sothe strain from drying will be equal on both sides. Thesecards can be procured already mounted, and where time islimited it is preferable to obtain them in this form. Thelettering is done in the same manner as the plain poster card,except that the color is used much… … LESSON VII. SCROLLS. of the most effective as well asessential decorations for cardwork is the scroll. The word initself has many meanings, but as the sub-ject in hand relates to the making of show cards,the scrolls dealt with here will be confined to thatparticular class of work. Scrolls may be…
Sign painting · Advertising cards · Lettering
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