Papers of Arnold Bank, calligrapher and teacher.

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Papers of Arnold Bank, calligrapher and teacher.

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Personal papers, correspondence, lecture notes, teaching charts, drawings for commissions, photo stats of calligraphy samples from major collections, rubbings, samples of students' projects, clippings, writing equipment, type specimens, slides. Includes drawings for signs at Carnegie Mellon for Skibo Hall, Warner Hall, Hunt Library, College of Fine Arts, Doherty Hall, Baker Hall, Hamerschlag Hall, Scaife Hall. Correspondents include Warren Chappell, Raymond F. DaBoll, E.A. Lowe, Stanley Morison, Lloyd Reynolds.

37 boxes 20 flat file drawers.

Carnegie Mellon University, Hunt Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8042932

Carnegie Mellon University, Hunt Library

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Morison, Stanley, 1889-1967

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DaBoll, Raymond F.

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