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NDGA Working Reference Library June 2010 B588 1903 Catalog of Pressed & blown Glass Ware Mfg. by The Edited by Harold & Judy Bennett 1976/1st ed Cambridge Glass Co. Reprint B1220 1984 Supplement & Price Trends - Book 1 Hazel Marie Weatherman 1984 B673, 1403 '76 Price Trends To Colored Glassware of the Depression Era 1 Hazel Marie Weatherman 1976 B694 A Century of Indiana Glass Craig Schenning 2005/1st ed B1372 A Fifth Pitcher Book Minnie Watson Kamm 1952/2nd ed B1371 A Fourth Pitcher Book Minnie Watson Kamm 1950 2nd ed B483 A Handbook of Old Morgantown Glass Gallagher 2001/2nd ed/ vol. I B1369 A Second Two Hundred Pattern Glass Pitchers Minnie Watson Kamm 1950/3rd ed B1374 A Seventh Pitcher Book Minnie Watson Kamm 1953/1st ed B1373 A Sixth Pitcher Book Minnie Watson Kamm 1954/2nd ed B1370 A Third Two Hundred Pattern Glass Pitchers Minnie Watson Kamm 1965/3rd ed B472 Akro Agate Price Guide Revised 2nd Edition Roger & Claudia Hardy 1998/ revised 2nd ed B611 Albany Glass Model Flint Glass Company of Albany, Indiana Ron Teal, Sr 1997/2nd ed B46 Albany Glass Model Flint Glass Company of America Ron Teal, Sr 1997/ 1st ed B1395 American Glass by Indiana Glass Catalog 1990/1991 B1396 American Glass by Indiana Glass Price Guide Price Guide 1989-1990 B1375 An Eighth Pitcher Book Minnie Watson Kamm 1954/1st ed B1387 Beauty is glass from Viking Viking Glass Company 1967 B617 Beauty of Albany Glass (1893-1902) Marcelle Bond copy B597 Blenko Glass 1930-1953 Eason Eige & Rick Wilson 1987/1st ed B598 Blenko Glass 1930-1953 - 1989 Price Guide Eason Eige 1989 B1218 Book 2 Price Trends to Colored Glassware of the Depression Era Hazel Marie Weatherman 1979 B721 Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Boston Original 1874 catalogue copy 1968 B640 Bryce Brothers Company Catalog 1958 B590 Cambridge Glass 1927-1929 Bill & Phyllis Smith 1986/1st ed B591 Cambridge Glass 1927-1929 Identification Guide to Bill & Phyllis Smith 1986 B493 Co-Operative Flint Glass Company Catalog B614 Cobalt Blue Glass Clements & Clements 1998/1st ed B523,695 Collectible Glassware from the 40's, 50's, 60's Gene Florence 1992/1st ed B633 Collectible Glassware from the 40's, 50's, 60's Gene Florence 1994/2nd ed B527 Collectible Glassware from the 40's, 50's, 60's Gene Florence 1998/4th ed B719 Collectibles of the Depression Frances Bones 1971/1st ed B1277 Collecting American Glass Katharine Morrison McClinton 1950/1st ed B542 Collecting Glass Volume I William Heacock 1984/1st ed B543 Collecting Glass Volume II William Heacock 1985/1st ed B544 Collecting Glass Volume III William Heacock 1986/1st ed B623 Collector's Encyclopedia of Fry Glassware H.C. Fry Glass Society 1990/1st ed B579 Collector's Guide to Heisey & Heisey by Imperial Glass Frank L Hahn & Paul Kikeli 1991 Page 1 of 7 NDGA Working Reference Library June 2010 Animals B580 Collector's Guide to Heisey & Heisey by Imperial Glass Frank L. Hahn & Paul Kikeli 1991 Animals Price Guide B604 Collector's Guide to Heisey's Glassware for Your Table Edited by Lyle Conder 1984 B1394 Colored Glassware of the Depression Era Hazel Marie Weatherman 1974/4th ed B656 Colored Glassware of the Depression Era Hazel Marie Weatherman signed/1970 B1221 Colored Glassware of the Depression Era 2 Price Trends Hazel Marie Weatherman 1977 B657 Colored Glassware of the Depression Era 1984 Supplement Hazel Marie Weatherman 1984 & Price Trends Book 1 B487 Colors In Cambridge Glass National Cambrideg Collectors, Inc. 1984 B785 Coin Glass Handcrafted by Fostoria (No. 1372 Line) Catalog ? B706 Country Living American Glassware Rosson & Fendelman 2006/1st ed B538 Cruets, Cruets, Cruets Volume I Ezell & Newhouse 1991 B539 Cruets, Cruets, Cruets Vol I 1992-93 Value Guide Ezell & Newhouse 1992-93 B540 Cruets, Cruets, Cruets Vol II Ezell & Newhouse 1993 B541 Cruets, Cruets, Cruets Vol II 94-95 Value Guide Ezell & Newhouse 1994-95 B669 Depression Glass Price Guide Sandra McPhee Stout 197/1st ed B1223 Depression Glass Price Trends 1981 Hazel Marie Weatherman 1981 B722 Dorflinger Kalana Art Glass John Quentin Feller 1988/1st ed B21 Elegant Glass Candle Holders Brilliant Cut Era, Roaring 20s, Depression Era, Modern Pendergrass & Riggs 2002/signed/ 1st.ed B531 Elegant Glass Early, Depression & Beyond Debbie & Randy Coe 2001/1st ed B476,1183 Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era Florence 1983 B477 Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era Price Guide no. 1-684 Florence goes w/B476 B1264,1265 Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era Revised 3rd edition Florence 1988/3rd ed B509,537 Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era Florence 1995/6th ed B639 Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era Florence 1983/7th ed B525 Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era Florence 2001/ B1267.1388 Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era Florence 1992/10th ed B1284 Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era Florence 1997/7th ed B1282 Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era Gene & Cathy Florence 2007/12th ed B1182 Encyclopedia of Duncan Glass, The Gail Krause 1997/9th ed B646 Encyclopedia of Heisey Glassware Volume I Ream, Bredehoft & Bredehoft '89/signed B562 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book II; William Heacock 2nd ed/1977 Opalescent Glass from A to Z B563 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book II: Revised by William Gamble 1989-90 Opalescent Glass from A to Z Value & Rarity Guide B564 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book II: 1990-91 Opalescent Glass from A to Z Value & Rarity Guide Page 2 of 7 NDGA Working Reference Library June 2010 B565 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book III: William Heacock 1976 Syrups, Sugar Shakers & Cruets from A to Z B566 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book III: William Heacock 1976 Syrups, Sugar Shakers & Cruets from A to Z Value & Rarity Guide B567 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book III: William Heacock 1980 Syrups, Sugar Shakers & Cruets from A to Z Value & Rarity Guide B568 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book 4: William Heacock 1976 Custard Glass from A to Z B569 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book 4: Revised by William Gamble 1992-93 Custard Glass from A to Z - Value & Rarity Guide B570 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book 5: 1990-91 U.S. Glass from A to Z Value & Rarity Guide B571 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book 5: Heacock & Bickenheuser 1978 U.S. Glass From A to Z B572 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book 6: William Heacock 1981 Oil Cruets from A to Z B573 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book 6: William Gamble 1992-93 Cruets from A to Z Value & Rarity Guide B574 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book 7: William Heacock 1986 Ruby-Stained Glass from A to Z B575 Encyclopedia of Victorian Colored Pattern Glass Book 7: Revised by William Gamble 1993-94 Ruby-Stained Glass from A to Z Value & Rarity Guide B589 Etchings By Cambridge Vol 1 Cambridge Glass 1997 B715 Fake & Forged Trade Marks on Old & New Glass J. R. Cronin 1976 B728 Farber Brothers Krome Kraft Julie Sferrazza 1988/1st ed B52 Fenton Glass Compendium 1940-1970 John Walk 2001/1st ed B53 Fenton Glass Compendium 1970-1985 John Walk 2001/1st ed B54 Fenton Glass Compendium 1985-2001 John Walk 2003/1st B550 Fenton Glass The First Twenty-five Years William Heacock 1978/1st ed B551 Fenton Glass The First Twenty-five Years 1988-89 Price Guide William Heacock 1988-89 ed B552 Fenton Glass The Second Twenty-five Years William Heacock 1980 ed B553 Fenton Glass The Second Twenty-five Years 1988-89 Price Guide William Heacock 1988-89 ed B554 Fenton Glass The Third Twenty-five Years William Heacock 1989 ed B556 Fenton Glass The Third Twenty-five Years Comprehensive Price Guide B555 Fenton Glass The Third Twenty-five Years 1989 Price Guide William Heacock 1989 ed. B599 Fifty Years of Collectible Glass 19200-1970 Vol I: Tableware, Tom & Neila Bredehoft 1997/1st ed Kitchenware, Barware and Water Sets B612 Findlay Glass: The Glass Tableware Manufacturers, 1886-1902 James Measell & Don E. Smith 1986/2nd ed Page 3 of 7 NDGA Working Reference Library June 2010 B613 Findlay Glass Price Guide Virginia Motter & James Measell B528 Fostoria Ann Kerr 1994/1st ed B788 Fostoria Catalog B641 Fostoria Catalog - American Pattern B8, 1181 Fostoria American A Complete Guide 1st ed Seligson B9 Fostoria American A Complete Guide 2nd ed Seligson B37 Fostoria American Line 2056 Pina 2002/2nd B38 Fostoria - Fine Crystal and Colored Glassware Cut, Etched and Plain 1925-1930 Fostoria Glass Company 2000 B482 Fostoria Stemware The Crystal for America Long & Seate 1998 B786 Fostoria - The Crystal for America Incentive & Gift Catalog ? B652 Fostoria - The Crystal of America Since 1887. Catalog Quality yesterday, today & tomorrow B533 Fostoria - The Popular Years Patrick H. McGrain 1985/3rd ed B534 Fostoria - The Popular Years Price Guide Mark Schliesmann 1985/1st ed B601 Genuine Hand Made Cambridge Catalog B705 Glass A to Z David J. Shotwell 2002/1st ed B625 Glass Animals of the Depression Era Lee Garmon & Dick Spencer 1993/1st ed B1448 Glass Candlesticks of the Derpession Era Gene Florence 2001/1st ed B495 Glass of the 20's & 30's, A Collector's Guide Frankie Liebe 1999 B716 Glass Signatures Trademarks and Trade Names Anne Geffken Pullin 1986/1st ed B635 Glassware Manufactured by Bryce Brothers Company 1939 Condensed Catalogue 1939 B662 Handbook of Heisey Production Cuttings Neila M. & Thomas H. Bredehoft 1991/1st ed B667 Heisey Animals Book 1 James F. McDermott 1973/1st ed B668 Heisey Animals Book 1 Price Guide to James F.
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