Description

From a 1912 Engineering and Drawing manual for students and draftsmen, 3 pages featuring the ever cool and definitely *not* Papyrus font: Roman.

'At the time of the Italian Renaissance the architects went to the old Roman models for their letters, modifying and refining them. Henry VII has the larges serifs that would ever be used and the Marsuppini very small ones.'

Hey! This is serious stuff here, as we all know Font Police are everywhere, only waiting for any teensy slip in our font etiquette. And writing your ABC's properly isn't as easy as one would think.

The pages are beautiful ~ each measures 6" x 9" (15x23 cm), shows even tanning, and there no folds, tears, creases, or marks.

You are purchasing 3 original 1912 papers and they do not have a watermark. I'll send this to you flat, protected, and by USPS 1st Class mail.

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