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Standards for topographic and cartographic work, 1925 (lettering samples)
Scan courtesy of Jens KutÃlek.
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Musterblatt für die topographischen und kartographischen Arbeiten im Maßstab 1:25 000
Verlag des Reichsamts für Landesaufnahme, Berlin 1925
Schriftmuster für verschiedene Schriftformen: römische Schrift, Kursivschrift, Balkenschrift, schraffierte Schrift, Haarschrift, römische Ziffern, arabische Ziffern.
Beispiele für Ortsnamen in zwölf Größen:
— Städte in Versalien der römischen Schrift (auch Stehende Kapitalschrift genannt).
— Landgemeinden und Gutsbezirke in gemischter römischer Schrift
— Gemeindeteile in liegender römischer Schrift für solche über 400 Einwohner und in Kursivschrift für kleinere.
Beispiele für topographische Benennungen:
— Gewässernamen in rückwärtsliegender Schrift
— Wald- und Heidenamen in stehender römischer oder Kursivschrift
— Bodenerhebungen in stehender Balken- oder Kursivschrift
— Niederungen in vorwärtsliegender römischer oder Kursivschrift
— Landschafts-, Flur- und Gewannnamen in stehender Balken- oder Kursivschrift
— Inselnamen in stehender Balkenschrift
— Zahlen für Höhenangaben in stehenden arabischen Ziffern, für Kilometersteine in vorwärtsliegenden arabischen Ziffern, (und für Jageneinteilungen zusätzlich mit Buchstaben), und für Grenzzeichen in rückwärtsliegender Balkenschrift
from Wm. Hugh Gordon, "Modernized Methods in the Art & Practice of Lettering for Commercial Purposes", 1918.
Geburtsanzeige für meine Tochter. Mit Spitzpinsel geschrieben, geprägt und Innen mit Siebdruck vervielfältigt. / Birth announcement for my daughter. Written with pointed brush, embossed and reproduced inside with screen printing.
Mulberry Tree pub. Detail of new sign. Pubs and Hotels
Conservation Awards Nomination 1978
Important as a coaching inn in the period of the Turnpike Trusts, in recent years it has suffered several changes of name, but eventually celebrated its Turnpike milepost with that name, The Milepost.
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I have been totally obsessed with lettering lately, and decided to have fun decorating the backboard at work with all of the happenings in the month of May throughout the years!
However, we got busy, and since it’s already almost the end of May (how did that happen?!), I don’t think this month is going to get finished like it should, so I am posting photos of what I was able to do, before the month is up! Please forgive the shoddy photos—love the iPhone, but it can’t combat office lighting, ha!