Butterworth, Charles F. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Dry goods reporter co · leaf 38
e card. Then take a sheet ofheavy paper, with a rough surface, the same size as the card,and tint in the same manner as has been explained, usingcolors quite heavy. Then tear a hole in the center of thepaper, the more uneven the better, curl the edge back -in rollform, and lay upon the dark card in… … ORNAMENTAL SHAPES. ^ENAMENTAL shapes in card work maybe carried to any extent desired.To the profession the term ornamen-tal applies to most every style outsideof the regular square card. To themind of the ordinary person this termapplies to subjects such as seen inthe illustrations on this…
Sign painting · Advertising cards · Lettering
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