From the Golden Gems of Penmanship and Self Instructor, 1894. This author has way overestimated my penmanship skills. :: From the Letterology Archives.
1. I have no idea how I hadn't found this site until now. Maybe as time goes by I'm less obsessed with navel-gazing in relation to inbound linking. I *am*, however, happy to have found your wonderful house!
2. With respect to this particular (lovely) post, I was surprised to not find "IAMPETH" on a search of your blog. I hope and trust you are acquainted with their stock of available books? If not, welcome to the candy factory.
I am delighted you have found Letterology and welcome you, as I am a long-time fan of The BibliO—the closest thing there is to an archeaological digital dig. Letterology is still in it's infancy, but it is certainly nice to have your endorsement.
Yes, I am familiar with Iampeth and agree it is an embarrassment of riches. It's time I wander their archives again soon. Thanks for the mention and again for the very kind acknowledgements!
2 things, if I may..
ReplyDelete1. I have no idea how I hadn't found this site until now. Maybe as time goes by I'm less obsessed with navel-gazing in relation to inbound linking. I *am*, however, happy to have found your wonderful house!
2. With respect to this particular (lovely) post, I was surprised to not find "IAMPETH" on a search of your blog. I hope and trust you are acquainted with their stock of available books? If not, welcome to the candy factory.
Cheers!
Paul
Thanks for the kind words Paul!
ReplyDeleteI am delighted you have found Letterology and welcome you, as I am a long-time fan of The BibliO—the closest thing there is to an archeaological digital dig. Letterology is still in it's infancy, but it is certainly nice to have your endorsement.
Yes, I am familiar with Iampeth and agree it is an embarrassment of riches. It's time I wander their archives again soon. Thanks for the mention and again for the very kind acknowledgements!
Jennifer