1928 Print Brush Script Typeface Graphic Alphabet Decorative Calligraphy XDG4 OL2 the term 'cure' became very

the term 'cure' became very popular on the glass bottles from the 1860s to the early 1900s

This is an original 1911 sepia halftone print of the "Blyde Incomste" in Leiden

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Carlyle also contributed essays and other works for publication in the Edinburgh Encyclopedia

This is an original 1926 halftone print featuring an image of Charles Durwin Parker

1928 Print Brush Script Typeface Graphic Alphabet Decorative Calligraphy XDG4 OL2 the term 'cure' became veryThis is an original 1928 black and white relief line block print of a brush script typeface. The images in this collection are examples of typeface and fonts commonly used by sign painters during the 1920s. The finish of choice was usually lacquer which is a fast drying solvent based paint or varnish that produces an especially hard and durable finish on top of the sign. CONDITION This 83+ year old Item is rated Very Fine +++. Light aging throughout.