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Sign and show card writing (1899)

Butterworth, Charles F. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Dry goods reporter co · leaf 69

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When the colors are readysome delicate tints of green, pink and yellow should be made. 59 60 SIGN AND SHOW CARD WRITING. LETTERING. All the lettering should be done off hand with the wideflat brushes. When the intention is to use the printed ad, itshould be pasted on the window first, using flour… … SUOGESTION FOK AN ALL PAINTED SiGN. The main point to be considered is to have it look bright andcatchy. A few lines around the pasted ad make it more at-tractive than though it were simply pasted on. The besteffects are produced by lettering the announcement in brightVermillion and putting the…

Sign painting · Advertising cards · Lettering

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