One Hundred Loose Leaf Lessons in Lettering With Pen and Brush: Gordon System, Adapting the Familiar Music Staff as an Aid to Correct Alignment and ... for Show Card Writing and Commercial Art Work - Tapa dura

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Excerpt from One Hundred Loose Leaf Lessons in Lettering With Pen and Brush: Gordon System, Adapting the Familiar Music Staff as an Aid to Correct Alignment and Construction of Letters, Introducing a Series of Alphabets for Show Card Writing and Commercial Art Work

All letters having elementary parts composed of even width strokes are classed as Gothic. All let ters having elementary parts composed of accented strokes are classed as Roman, except the Texts, Which include Old English, German, Church, Uncial, half Uncial, etc., which are all classed as Text. These being oi_ an extremely illegible character are very seldom used commercially, and will receive but little attention in this series of lessons, but classi hed simply as Text.

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