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Sign and show card writing (1899)

Butterworth, Charles F. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Dry goods reporter co · leaf 41

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ibbon Sign. from the card. After this has been accomplished, take somethin tissue paper, colored being better than plain white, andpaste carefully over the back of the card. The inner part ofsome of the letters such as the center of the 0 will be looseafter cutting, but these can be placed in… … ingenuity of the pen£ manufacturers has■ recently been turned- to the making oflarge sized pens, es-pecially adapted tothe use of card writ-ers. While pen workat first seems quite difficult, the student, after he has becomefamiliar with its use, will find it a good medium for quickwork, for maldng…

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