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- Model: BK-TICKET-WRITING-SIGN-PAINTING-1928
The later ticket-writing manual, as an instant download.
Ticket Writing and Sign Painting (1928) is the later ticket-writing manual — the same trade a dozen years on, for comparing how the craft moved between 1916 and 1928. Or simply the newer method, on its own.
Inside this 1928 manual:
A dozen years later, the same trade with a new hand: this 1928 manual updates ticket writing and sign painting for the modern shop — one-stroke alphabets, price-ticket and sale-card layouts in the newer commercial style. Show card writers, retail advertisers, and sign painters get 168 pages of working lessons, the companion to the 1916 volume. Card writers kept books like this at the counter, lettering real tickets between lessons.
Complete your shelf: See also Ticket-Writing and Sign-Painting (1916), The Art of Show Card Writing (1922 ed.) (1922), The Art of Show Card Writing (1907 ed.) (1907).
Details:
- Complete 1928 edition scan — 168 pages
- Later 1928 ticket-writing method
- Compare with the 1916 edition
- Alphabets and layouts sized for real card work — tickets, sale cards, window displays
- One-stroke brush technique drilled the trade-school way
- Brush control exercises from the trade schools
- Two files included: the original scan, cleaned of dust, stray marks, and handwritten notes, and a cleaned white-background edition that's easy on the eyes and the printer
- PDF format, instant download after purchase — no physical book ships
