Penman's Art Journal and Teachers' Guide . .1; Instruction in Penwork. BY H W. HI HUE. Our lesson is German Text, executedUl11 :| I I. pointed pen, ami quite rap-idly. Draw head and base lines hall inchapart and another line quartet Inch aboveheadline. Lei the caps fill the wholes pace,? I- the -in ill lettei ? corresponding withHie extended loops in writing, and theminimum letters tin- half inch Bpace. Noticeth it the ii ill moon strokes in \. B, - to-tart .in head-line and end about thewidth ol b pen belon il thai is. the partmade with the broad pen; all hair-linesand the wedge shaped finish
Penman's Art Journal and Teachers' Guide . .1; Instruction in Penwork. BY H W. HI HUE. Our lesson is German Text, executedUl11 :| I I. pointed pen, ami quite rap-idly. Draw head and base lines hall inchapart and another line quartet Inch aboveheadline. Lei the caps fill the wholes pace,? I- the -in ill lettei ? corresponding withHie extended loops in writing, and theminimum letters tin- half inch Bpace. Noticeth it the ii ill moon strokes in \. B, - to-tart .in head-line and end about thewidth ol b pen belon il thai is. the partmade with the broad pen; all hair-linesand the wedge shaped finish on some of ith . The half-moon strokes in the severalpositions, the compound i urvc seen in A ? will give thi -tu he mosl troubli md mual be mas-tered before good letters can be made, person who understands and uses the fore-arm movement in writing will make thete\t easier and better than one who does The next hsson will be Old English,and will be followed bj illustrations andsuggestions in regard toatyles*of finish. WRITTEN MAGICkAoNvT,l5Jks ,.,.,.,-, n:„,„.!.i ,. jlli Pbru<u„Ffcl PROFESSIONAL OR AMATEUR PENMEN, sblng <»t photos ot wori) to II. 11. pai;-SONS, ..i the Q Bu Lneaa I receive bj ratlin i similar speci-mens, fresh from tb< poo, oi photographs, de- i ling upon n bal i- sonl forexohange. No specimens sent In exchange tor am kind Ol i OKI IVi d work. 6-12 E. K. ISAACS IDEAL DOUBLE-ELASTIC STEEL PENS Are universal)] conceded bo have no superior* Ond laii lew equals tul TEACHERS, SCHOOL DSE, PENMEN, CORRESPONDENCE, COPYISTS, INSURANCE AGENTS, CEEPERS and El BRYBODY. Mailed i in a. to any pari ot the United Statesupon receipt i H8a. for Hose containing One-fourth for a Bulk Oro», for Four Otu-fourth Orott r. REMINGTON
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