Page from an automobile catalog by Cleland, 175

Effective results obtained in a simple way, 178, 179

The Art & Practice of Typography — Part 22

Inside page and cover of a publication catalog, 180, 181

The Art & Practice of Typography — Part 22

Title-page and inside page of a museum catalog, 183, 184

The Art & Practice of Typography — Part 22

Capitals and italic for descriptions, 191

Program cover-page in ecclesiastical style, 200 (insert)

Classic treatment of a church program page, 203

Unconventional treatment of a dance program, 208

The decorative border on a banquet program, 209

A halftone decorative background on a program, 210

The banquet program in the form of a check book, 212

Humorous treatment of titles and odd arrangement, 213

Suggestion for a menu page, introducing a bit of fun, 214 (insert)

Treatment simulating woodcut decoration, 218

The missal style adapted to a menu program, 219

Two pages from an entertainment program, 223, 224

Classic capitals combined with rules, 229 (insert)

Two pages from an announcement folder, 230, 231

Invitation based on inscription plate, 236

Two pages from an announcement circular, 247, 248.

Classic, refined treatment for art and literary purposes, 256

The historic Gothic, or pointed style, 257 (insert)

Strong treatment, the motive of modern origin, 258 (insert)

A striking effect for the college student, 259 (insert)

Modern treatment based upon the Colonial, 260

Daintily appropriate in type-face and illustration, 262

The mission style applied to ticket composition, 263

The ecclesiastical or missal style well adapted, 264

Perhaps Morris would have set a ticket this way, 265

The medieval art worker furnished this motive, 266

Modern application of classic type effects, 267

Patterned after Colonial treatment of title-pages, 268

A dainty, refined effect suited to many occasions, 269

Robust treatment of an outing ticket, 270

The cab ornament dictated the type formation, 271

Treatment that should prevent easy counterfeiting, 272

A large amount of copy conventionally treated, 275 (insert)

Small type for professional stationery, 276 (insert)

Church stationery of the conventional kind, 277 (insert)

A change in style of professional stationery, 278 (insert)

Elaborate border around letter sheet, 279

Conventional treatment of an envelop corner, 305

Harmony of device and typography treatment, 308

The non-stock-ruled type of billhead, 312 (insert)