A Few Suggestions of Plain Letterings for Artists And Others
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VII. MODERN FACE. Messrs. Miller and Richard.
Characteristic of the early nineteenth century taste — when type lettering degenerated into extreme thick and thin lines — the period between "old face" (Ex. Ill) and the "revived old style" (Ex. IV).
VIII. ITALIAN OLD STYLE. Messrs. Stephenson, Blake & Co. An enlarged copy of the Kelmscott Press " Golden " fount by Sir Charles Reed and Sons, which firm is now incorporated with Messrs. Stephenson, Blake and Co.
IX. SANS SERIF. Messrs. Stephenson, Bl...ake and Co.
These letters being without " serifs " appear somewhat unfinished, and, although much used, are only given here as showing the more elementary form of the letters.
X. CHELTENHAM. Messrs. Caslon and Co.
A new design based, as far as the capitals are concerned, somewhat on the Old French (Ex. I).
XI. ORIGINAL OLD FACE. Messrs. Caslon and Co.
This is a repetition of Ex. Ill, but in a somewhat smaller size and with the fine reman lower-case letters added to it.
XII. OLD ITALIC. Messrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VII. MODERN FACE. Messrs. Miller and Richard.
Characteristic of the early nineteenth century taste — when type lettering degenerated into extreme thick and thin lines — the period between "old face" (Ex. Ill) and the "revived old style" (Ex. IV).
VIII. ITALIAN OLD STYLE. Messrs. Stephenson, Blake & Co. An enlarged copy of the Kelmscott Press " Golden " fount by Sir Charles Reed and Sons, which firm is now incorporated with Messrs. Stephenson, Blake and Co.
IX. SANS SERIF. Messrs. Stephenson, Bl...ake and Co.
These letters being without " serifs " appear somewhat unfinished, and, although much used, are only given here as showing the more elementary form of the letters.
X. CHELTENHAM. Messrs. Caslon and Co.
A new design based, as far as the capitals are concerned, somewhat on the Old French (Ex. I).
XI. ORIGINAL OLD FACE. Messrs. Caslon and Co.
This is a repetition of Ex. Ill, but in a somewhat smaller size and with the fine reman lower-case letters added to it.
XII. OLD ITALIC. Messrs.
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