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This is an interactive Bulletin Board on the topics of Sign making, design, fabrication, History, old Books and of coarse Letterheads, Keepers of the craft. The Hand Lettering Forum features links to resources, sign art history, techniques, and artists profiles. Learn more about Letterheads at https://theletterheads.com. Below you'll see Mchat has been added as a live communication portal for trial, and the Main forum Links are listed below.
Hamilton Bank Note-Completed & Framed!
Moderators: Ron Percell, Danny Baronian, Mike Jackson
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Robin Sharrard
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Excelent Larry! Can't wait to see this piece in person. I'm with Kelly, its been a real treat, and an education, to see the next step in the process, as well a thrill to see your experimentation turn out so well. Much thanks your way for sharing your time and Knowledge with us. BRAVO! Robin
Robin Sharrard
Sharrard Graphics & Signs
Fallon,Nevada
Sharrard Graphics & Signs
Fallon,Nevada
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Guest
For a person who isn't in the business, and has no idea what a pounce is, except for what my cats do to me at feeding time, I would like to say that this was just great. I'm sure Alexander would have loved to have had this in his office door. I hope you sign and date this thing. It must give you great satisfaction to see what nice work you can create. There are fewer and fewer people who would work to create something this good, even for money. It great to see what a person can accomplish. Thanks for the ride.
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Ron Percell
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Ron Berlier
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“Sir†Larry -
I can only echo the sentiments of those that have posted before me. It has been an exhilarating experience to see this project go from concept to completion and be "in" on all the details as the project progressed. I find it amazing how much your skills jump from one piece to the next - mega leaps
Your commitment to carry on the sharing of knowledge in such a detailed and open way is certainly in line with that of your great mentor. I’m certain that Rick would be extremely pleased with your success and dedication.
I usually say Di-no-mite, but you have definitely gone to the Nitro-Methane-Way-Cool level.
Thanks –
Ron
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I can only echo the sentiments of those that have posted before me. It has been an exhilarating experience to see this project go from concept to completion and be "in" on all the details as the project progressed. I find it amazing how much your skills jump from one piece to the next - mega leaps
Your commitment to carry on the sharing of knowledge in such a detailed and open way is certainly in line with that of your great mentor. I’m certain that Rick would be extremely pleased with your success and dedication.
I usually say Di-no-mite, but you have definitely gone to the Nitro-Methane-Way-Cool level.
Thanks –
Ron
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Ron Berlier
Wherever I go, there I am.
Wherever I go, there I am.
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Ron Berlier
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“Sir†Larry -
I can only echo the sentiments of those that have posted before me. It has been an exhilarating experience to see this project go from concept to completion and be "in" on all the details as the project progressed. I find it amazing how much your skills jump from one piece to the next - mega leaps
Your commitment to carry on the sharing of knowledge in such a detailed and open way is certainly in line with that of your great mentor. I’m certain that Rick would be extremely pleased with your success and dedication.
I usually say Di-no-mite, but you have definitely gone to the Nitro-Methane-Way-Cool level.
Thanks –
Ron
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I can only echo the sentiments of those that have posted before me. It has been an exhilarating experience to see this project go from concept to completion and be "in" on all the details as the project progressed. I find it amazing how much your skills jump from one piece to the next - mega leaps
Your commitment to carry on the sharing of knowledge in such a detailed and open way is certainly in line with that of your great mentor. I’m certain that Rick would be extremely pleased with your success and dedication.
I usually say Di-no-mite, but you have definitely gone to the Nitro-Methane-Way-Cool level.
Thanks –
Ron
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Ron Berlier
Wherever I go, there I am.
Wherever I go, there I am.
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Ron Berlier
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“Sir†Larry -
I can only echo the sentiments of those that have posted before me. It has been an exhilarating experience to see this project go from concept to completion and be "in" on all the details as the project progressed. I find it amazing how much your skills jump from one piece to the next - mega leaps
Your commitment to carry on the sharing of knowledge in such a detailed and open way is certainly in line with that of your great mentor. I’m certain that Rick would be extremely pleased with your success and dedication.
I usually say Di-no-mite, but you have definitely gone to the Nitro-Methane-Way-Cool level.
Thanks –
Ron
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I can only echo the sentiments of those that have posted before me. It has been an exhilarating experience to see this project go from concept to completion and be "in" on all the details as the project progressed. I find it amazing how much your skills jump from one piece to the next - mega leaps
Your commitment to carry on the sharing of knowledge in such a detailed and open way is certainly in line with that of your great mentor. I’m certain that Rick would be extremely pleased with your success and dedication.
I usually say Di-no-mite, but you have definitely gone to the Nitro-Methane-Way-Cool level.
Thanks –
Ron
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Ron Berlier
Wherever I go, there I am.
Wherever I go, there I am.
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Raymond Chapman
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Real Mercier
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Larry White
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John Studden
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Larry White
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Toot my own horn...
Well... I received a letter, from the folks at Sepp Leaf Products, assuring me of winning first place in a sign contest.
Sepp Leaf Products in conjunction with The Society of Gilders, held its 2006 Pride of Place Gallery competition, and I was the lucky skunk that won first place in the Gilded Signage catagory with the Hamilton Bank Note piece! Kinda made my day!
Sweet!
-WB
Sepp Leaf Products in conjunction with The Society of Gilders, held its 2006 Pride of Place Gallery competition, and I was the lucky skunk that won first place in the Gilded Signage catagory with the Hamilton Bank Note piece! Kinda made my day!
Sweet!
-WB
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Sarah King
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Raymond Chapman
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Poetic Justice
Congratulations, Larry.
Sometimes with these competitions I end up scratching my head wondering why a certain piece took first place.
There is absolutely no head scratching here.
Your poetry continues to inspire me.
Sometimes with these competitions I end up scratching my head wondering why a certain piece took first place.
There is absolutely no head scratching here.
Your poetry continues to inspire me.
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Ron Berlier
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William Holohan
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Mike Jackson
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Hi all,
I am bumping this post up to the top of the main page so a few of the newbies can see a beautiful piece being executed.
Mike Jackson
I am bumping this post up to the top of the main page so a few of the newbies can see a beautiful piece being executed.
Mike Jackson
Mike Jackson / co-administrator
Golden Era Studios
Vintage Ornamental Clip art
Jackson Hole, WY
Photography site:
Teton Images
Jackson Hole photography blog:
Best of the Tetons
Golden Era Studios
Vintage Ornamental Clip art
Jackson Hole, WY
Photography site:
Teton Images
Jackson Hole photography blog:
Best of the Tetons
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Larry White
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Re: Hamilton Bank Note-Completed & Framed!
I was working on a little project, trying to remember how I once did a technique, then remembered it was all documented in my Hamilton Bank Note step-by-step. found the answer. I wish I had written down every step of every sign I've made, along with the mistakes and what worked and didn't. I'd have quite a reference book by now. Kinda like we all wished Rick had wrote it all down.
When it's time to gild...GILD! ...don't write!
I've written a few on this forum, so a few is better than none!
-Aho!
When it's time to gild...GILD! ...don't write!
I've written a few on this forum, so a few is better than none!
-Aho!
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Jerry Berg
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Re: Hamilton Bank Note-Completed & Framed!
I forgot about this. Such a nice piece and a very good tutorial. Great job on both Larry.
A lot one can learn on this one.
A lot one can learn on this one.
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erik winkler
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Re: Hamilton Bank Note-Completed & Framed!
Larry,
I thought I cruised through every post ever posted on this forum, but I probably skipped this beautifull masterclass.
Thank you,
Erik
I thought I cruised through every post ever posted on this forum, but I probably skipped this beautifull masterclass.
Thank you,
Erik
Realizing we are in the 2nd renaissance of the arts.
Learn, copy and trying to improve...
Still in the learning phase
Amsterdam Netherlands
www.ferrywinkler.nl
www.schitterend.eu
www.facebook.com/Schitterend.eu
Learn, copy and trying to improve...
Still in the learning phase
Amsterdam Netherlands
www.ferrywinkler.nl
www.schitterend.eu
www.facebook.com/Schitterend.eu
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Brian the Brush UK
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Re: Hamilton Bank Note-Completed & Framed!
Hi Larry,
What a fabulous project, love the results, fabulous !! many thanks for sharing,
kind regards,
Brian.
www.brianthebrushuk.com
What a fabulous project, love the results, fabulous !! many thanks for sharing,
kind regards,
Brian.
www.brianthebrushuk.com
With a stroke more imagination.
Re: Hamilton Bank Note-Completed & Framed!
I hope I can make something that looks 1/4 as good as this. Even then it would still look good!
Top notch work.
Top notch work.
Dan Beach
Cylinder 9 Designs
South Jersey
Cylinder 9 Designs
South Jersey
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Larry White
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Re: Hamilton Bank Note-Completed & Framed!
I happened upon this link to a bit of history of the Hamilton Bank Note Co.
Hamilton Bank Note Co.
I sold this sign many years back to Danny Bussell. I'm sure it was passed on to his heirs, but I often wonder where it hangs.
Hamilton Bank Note Co.
I sold this sign many years back to Danny Bussell. I'm sure it was passed on to his heirs, but I often wonder where it hangs.
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Anthony Bennett
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Re: Hamilton Bank Note-Completed & Framed!
I love the stuff you do Larry.
All masterpieces. Thanks for sharing.
All masterpieces. Thanks for sharing.
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Larry White
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Denver Chapter of the Letterheads