A Text book of Free Hand Lettering
A Text book of Free Hand Lettering
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54. The Title taken as an Example. Lest it should appear that the only aim and end of lettering is the design and execution of titles, it is proper to state that in many cases other lettering on drawings is of so formal a nature as to require the care and methods here indicated under the general head of titles. But it is convenient to use the title by way of illustration and example, since the considerations and methods pertaining to it will suffice to cover the necessities of other lettering.
...55. Nature of the Title. The amount of information contained in a title will depend on the nature and relative importance of the drawing to which it is attached. But in general the title is a group of words which answers the following questions concerning the thing shown by the drawing : what, where, by whom, how large, when ? Thus the title of a map, answer- ing these questions in the order given, might be : A MAP OP THE PUBLIC GARDEN, BOSTON, MASS. Horace T. Banks, Surveyor. Scale 1 inch = 200 feet.
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54. The Title taken as an Example. Lest it should appear that the only aim and end of lettering is the design and execution of titles, it is proper to state that in many cases other lettering on drawings is of so formal a nature as to require the care and methods here indicated under the general head of titles. But it is convenient to use the title by way of illustration and example, since the considerations and methods pertaining to it will suffice to cover the necessities of other lettering.
...55. Nature of the Title. The amount of information contained in a title will depend on the nature and relative importance of the drawing to which it is attached. But in general the title is a group of words which answers the following questions concerning the thing shown by the drawing : what, where, by whom, how large, when ? Thus the title of a map, answer- ing these questions in the order given, might be : A MAP OP THE PUBLIC GARDEN, BOSTON, MASS. Horace T. Banks, Surveyor. Scale 1 inch = 200 feet.
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