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Sign and show card writing (1899)

Butterworth, Charles F. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Dry goods reporter co · leaf 45

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e it made. This style does not need to be as accurate asthe regular letter, since the peculiar form allows considerabledeviation. In outlining the letters, make the body or heavy part of theletters first, then the fine lines connecting each individualletter after, as in example here given. This… … Flourished Initial Letter. the Koman text. No matter what style may be followed,the principle always remains the same, and should be exe-cuted in the same manner. Another pretty style for quick work is known as the italics.This is part .-cri|)t and part Roman, each letter to be detachedbut still…

Sign painting · Advertising cards · Lettering

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