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 modus operandi when hunting out glass pieces has had value beyond monetary gain. She describes the enriching dividend her experiences have reaped. Depicted in two B&W photos and seven color are items from her collection. Included is a Northwood spooner, an Indiana Glass amber bowl, a U.S. Glass Company's Lacy Medallion.

Touched by an Angel by David E. Richardson

Heart Optic by Fenton by Dr. James S. Measell - The story behind one of Fentons most collectible patterns. 19 items, mostly baskets, are pictured in color.

Keota Glass by Marg Iwen - This survey of Keota Glass from Eagle Glass Works includes a discussion on identifying pieces. Photos show examples such as the Daisy pattern believed to be exclusive to Eagle, Sheraton items and others.

Thure Ericson: Another Master of Diminutive Glass Blossoms - Included in this discussion of Thure Ericsons paperweights are distinguishing factors between his artistry and that of Kazion. Six color plates.

Fry Threaded Glass by Chris Vizvarie - Lesser known than its cut glass, Foval Art Glass and ovenware lines, Fry's colored glass and glass threaded with colored strands is elegant - sometimes mistaken for Steuban. One B&W photo and three color plates show pieces with either unknown attributions or by Steuben, Libbey-Nash and Sandwich.