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Modern Letter Engraving in Theory and Practice - Couverture souple

Rees, Fred Holmes

 
9781497972551: Modern Letter Engraving in Theory and Practice

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This Is A New Release Of The Original 1898 Edition.

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CHAPTER I. Engraving as has 'veIl been said, is one of the most beautjfu] arts in existence, and there has been no time jn its history for better opportunity to exemplify its beauty than during the past few years, in view of. the fact of there having been so many nov.eltie~ made and sold which arc expressly designed to be engraved. The demand for engraving has increased so rapidly that it is impossible for jewelers to engrave the goods they sell ~uring the busy scasons. At thjs day and age, with the advancement jn the art, it is necessary for those who would be successful, to be proficient and thorough. Proficiency is obtained only by persistent and studious work, by which the masters of the art have succeeded. It is within the scope of any energetic young man's talents to become a good engraver without apprenticing himself to any regular instructor; howcver, the writer would recommend an students to both study bo

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