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Sign and show card writing (1899)

Butterworth, Charles F. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Dry goods reporter co · leaf 50

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ncil. By laying out the work inthis manner, all the cards will have a uniform appearance whenfinished. In many cases rubber stamps will be found usefulwhen a larger quantity of cards are desired. If the card writerhas a set he will find by stamping a letter, then rubbing goldor silver bronze over… … EASY ILLUSTRATIONS. is now understood that show cards andprice tickets may be made in a greatnumber of combinations. Many cardwriters, while able to letter fairly well,seem incapable of arranging their workin a consistent form. It is the intentionin this lesson to show some of the easiestways to…

Sign painting · Advertising cards · Lettering

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