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	76 Issue Glass Collector's Digest Set Glass Collectors Digest is a wonderful magazine that every two months from 1987 to 2001 presented glass collectors with a wealth of information. Each issue was 96 pages and featured five or six articles (more in earlier years) by leading professional and amateur glass collectors and researchers. Regular columns such as What Is It? which presented readers pieces for identification, Favorite Pieces, which a featured a single item, and Glass News offered regular surprises. There was no scrimping... $89.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest April/May 1998, Vol. XI, No. 6 The April/May 1998 (volume XI, no 6) feature articles were: Adam to Windsor: Different Perspectives, Part Three by Cheryl Kevish - Cheryl Kevish creates a map to guide Depression glass collectors in identifying how patterns fit in to the time line of the eras production. Included is a chart covering years 1935 to 1940 for manufacturers Federal, Hazel-Atlas, Hocking (Anchor-Hocking after 1937), Indiana, Jeannette, Macbeth-Evans, and U.S. Glass. Pieces are depicted in a color photo and ... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest April/May 2001, Vol. XIV, No. 6 The April/May 2001 feature articles were: Honesdale Decorating Company by Jim Miller - Brief history, descriptions, and color plates of American Nouveau etched and engraved glass. Carder Steuben Glass by Robert Mueller - Robert Mueller, a connoisseur of Frederick Carder s Steuben glass, discusses and illustrates the decorative effects and design influences of Carder s contributions. 13 color plates and 4 photos provide examples. Seldom Seen - Seldom Found by John Sewel... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest August/September 2000, Vol. XIV, No. 2 =The August/September 2000 feature articles were:= == Ohio Flint Glass: The Krys-Tol Company, Part 1 by Marg Iwen: == The company resided in Dunkirk, Indiana from 1891 to 1899, the period covered by this article. Patterns created during this era include number 488 Diamond, number 444 Mignon, number 999 Belle and the historically inspired number 500 Monroe. Thirteen photos provide examples. = = == Canary Toy Glass by Dave Peterson: == Discussed in this article are pics of toy glass in the cana... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest December/January 1999, Vol. XII, No. 4 The December/January 1999 feature articles were: Canton: The Glass Company that Refused to Die, Part 1 by Marg Iwen - Part 1 of the Canton glass company story, this article traces its founding in 1883 through 1920. Pairpoint Lamps: A Marriage of Metal and Glass by Johanna S. Billings - Johanna Billings article summarized the origins of Pairpoint lamps which encompassed the combined skills of the Mt Washington Glass Company and Pairpoint Manufacturing, a metal works company. Si... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest December/January 2000, Vol. XIII, No. 4 The December/January 2000 feature articles were: Politics and Glass: The McKinley Years, Part 2 by Tom Felt - Glass manufacturers understood the commercial aspects of patriotism and produced wares appealing this sentiment. Dewey, McKinely and Teddy Roosevelt are commemorated in the pieces Felt discusses, pieces produced between 1898 and 1907. Companies included are Beatty-Brady Glass Co., McKee Glass Co., U.S. Glass, Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co., among others. Four B&W photos depict t... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest December/January 2001, Vol. XIV, No. 4 The December/January 2001 feature articles were: Frank M. Fenton: Fourscore and Five by Dr. James S. Measell - This article commemorates Frank Fenton of Fenton Glass on his 85th birthday. Five color plates and ten b&w photos. The Millville Rose: 100 Years of Myth and Mystery, Part 2 by Mark Smith - Part 2 of a study of the Millville Rose. Avid collector, Mark Smith, discusses various artists who created Rose weights. Illustrate by seven color plates from his collection. This a... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest February/March 1998, Vol. XI, No. 5 The February/March 1998 (volume XI, no 5) feature articles were: The Collecting Instinct by Lee Grover Figural Sculptures of C.R. Woltz by Richard A. Merritt - L.G. Wright Epergnes by Dr. James S. Measell - During the 1940s and early 1950s Fenton produced the bases and vases for Wright Glass Company to combine with other components in creating epergnes. A large color photo shows six pieces with varied bases. Odd-Glass Lottery by Edelene Wood - Woods modu... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest February/March 1999, Vol. XII, No. 5 The February/March 1999 (volume XII, No. 5) feature articles were: Museum Builders by Lee Grover - The pieces covered in this article, gleaned from Mrs. Grovers memoirs, are now in museums. Some of these were donated by customers who had initially purchased them from the Grovers. The anecdotes trace unique items - a signed Tiffany Intaglio cut vase, A signed Mt. Washington Crown Milano Bowl, among others - through their circuitous routes from private ownership to public display. W... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest February/March 2000, Vol. XIII, No. 5 The February/March 2000 (volume XIII, No. 5) feature articles were: The Kokomo-Jenkins Glass Company, Part 1 by Marg Iwen - During his 65 year career, D.C. Jenkins Jr. worked in several glass factories before the formation of the Kokomo-Jenkins Glass Company which made both Depression glass and early American Pattern Glass. Marg Iwen traces the company origins and provides seven photos. (Part 2 is in the next issue.) Wearable Glass Art Beads by Roserita Ziegler - Roserita Zieg... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest February/March 2001, Vol. XIV, No. 5 The February/March 2001 feature articles were: C.F. Monroe and the Parker Salts by Bob and Carole Bruce - The Bruces, sellers of Victorian glassware contribute a discussion of Parker salt shakers. Reprints from the C.F. Monroe catalog and 3 black & white photos. Please, Don't Pass the Sugar Basin! By Dr James S. Measell - Director of glass history research for the glass press, Dr. James S. Measell discusses Victorian sugar basins. There are 2 color plates and 5 photos. Va... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart
	Glass Collector's Digest June/July 2000, Vol. XIV, No. 1 The June/July 2000 feature articles were: Tuthill Cuts for Gold by Maurice Crofford - Tuthill Cut Glass Co. was the only exhibitor at the San Francisco Worlds Exposition to be awarded a Gold Medal in the cut glass category. This article describes the work and creativity dedicated to achieving this goal. Author, Maurice Crofford, displays pieces from his collection in eleven B&W photos. Glass: The Many Ways It's Decorated, Part 4 by Helen and Robert Jones - Part 4 of 4, this ar... $5.50     View Details Add To Cart

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