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 57
)e folly to mar the effect ofthe writing by proceeding without them. In fact, themost experienced writers ado]>t the sample plan here in-dicated rather than run the risk of failure in the end. In old English or Gothic the plan of double lincs^should also bo adopted. Capitals in this… … SETTING OUT THE WRITING. 49 generally made rather less than twice the height ol thesmall letters. In forming any kind of slanting letters, as Italic, careshould be taken that all the letters slope to the samedegree, but no mechanical means for effecting this objectshould be had recourse to. It will…
Embossing (Printing) · Signs and signboards, Glass
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