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Sign and show card writing (1899)

Butterworth, Charles F. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Dry goods reporter co · leaf 32

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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… … Simple Line scroll. —different classes of work requiring different shapesand styles. There are only a few real parts to a scroll. It isthe grouping and forming of these parts which make thegraceful design, that may be seen in all classes of work, in-cluding card making and illustrating. TWO KINDS…

Sign painting · Advertising cards · Lettering

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