Sign writing and glass embossing : a complete practical illustrated manual of the art, to which are added numerous alphabets (1890)
Callingham, James · Philadelphia : H. C. Baird & co. · leaf 102
y be done by a thin glaze of some trans-parent color, burnt sienna and Vandyke brown beingmost generally used for this purpose. The markings ofthe lines, which overlap, should be made with Vandykebrown. No thickness should be put on, a single castshade being all that is required. We subjoin a… … This specimen is very distinct, and is suitable foralmost any purpose. Like the examples already given,and those which follow, the above has been drawn andengraved for this work, simply with the view of show-ing in what direction the student may exercise his in- 94 SIGN WRITING AND GLASS EMBOSSING.…
Embossing (Printing) · Signs and signboards, Glass
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