(#115 line), Update on Hobbs Brockunier and Hobbs Glass Co. Art Glass. Tom Bredehoft 8-1 200 Years of Glass Making in WV, Younger Generation Helps to Celebrate 11-2 200 Years of West Virginia Glass 1813-2013, Dean Six 11-1 200 Years of West Virginia Glass 1813-2013: The Celebration Continues 11-2 (#205 line), Update on Hobbs Brockunier and Hobbs Glass Co. Art Glass. Tom Bredehoft 8-1 (#323 line), A Closer Look: No. 323 Toy Water Set by Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., Dave Peterson 8-4 (#346 line), Update on Hobbs Brockunier and Hobbs Glass Co. Art Glass. Tom Bredehoft 8-1

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Part 1, Bob & Carole Bruce 3- 3 Co-operative Flint Glass Co. of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania 1879-1934, Book Launching 7-1 Co-operative Flint Glass Co. of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania 1879-1934, (Book Review) 7-1 (Co-operative Flint Glass), The Bell Covered Dish, Shirley Smith 8-1 (Co-operative Flint Glass), Clock Salt Shaker, Bob & Carole Bruce 6-2 (Co-operative Flint Glass), The Co-operative Glass Animals, Earl Autenreith 2-2 (Co-operative Flint Glass), Finial Answer, Sid Lethbridge 10-1 (Co-operative Flint Glass), Flower Frogs, Glass -- An Overview, Helen Jones 6-2 (Co-operative Flint Glass), From the Past 3-3 (Co-operative Flint Glass), From the Past 4-1 (Co-operative Flint Glass), Hard to Find Salt Shakers 6-1 (Co-operative Flint Glass), Seven Degrees of Separation: The Vallerysthal Frog, David Schepps 7-4 Co-operative Flint's Sunset Color, Helen Jones 7-1 (Cord Drapery pattern), The Patterns and Colors of Greentown Glass, Carl Hearn 7-2 (Cord Drapery pattern), Sweetners and Glass 1890-1905, Carl Hearn 4-4 (Coreopsis pattern), (Victorian), Condiment Sets - Part 6, Bob & Carole Bruce 5-2 Corn Flower Creatively Canadian, Book Review 1-2 (Corn pattern), Collecting Carnival Glass Salt Shakers, Scott Beale 9-3 Corning Glass Christmas Ornaments, Tom Felt 8-4 Corning Glass Works, (Advertisement), From the Past 7-3 Corning Glass Works, (Catalog Page) 3-2 (Corning), One More Glass Factory Closing 1-4 (Corning ovenware), New in the Collection, Tom Felt 9-3 Corning Pyroceram, Debbie & Randy Coe, (Kitchen)6-4 Corning Pyroceram Cookware, (Book Review) 6-4 Corning's Martinsburg, West Virginia Plant, James A Sutterfield 7-1 Corning's Ribbon Machine, Jane Shadel Spillman 8-4 (Cosmos pattern), (Victorian), Condiment Sets - Part 6, Bob & Carole Bruce 5-2 (Cosmos Scroll pattern), (Victorian), Condiment Sets - Part 10, Bob & Carole Bruce 7-2 Coudersport Trailing Vine in Vaseline Opalescent, Dave Peterson 2-2 Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Cranberry Glass), Child Memories on Cranberry Glass, Debbie and Randy Coe 9-1 Creamers and Sugars, Collectible -- The Backstory, Shelly Yergensen 10-1 (Creased Bale pattern), Victorian Condiment Sets, An Introduction - Part 1, Bob & Carole Bruce 3-3 (Crescent Glass), Brooke Glass and Crescent Glass, Dean Six 5-4 (Crescent Glass), Move Over Akro and Houze Glass...Welcome Crescent Glass of Wellsburg, WV, Dean Six 9-1 (Crescent Glass), Theater Mask, James P Wissinger 7-4 (Crescent pattern), Bryce, Higbee & Company's Crescent and New Crescent, Paul Kirk 10-1 (Crinkle pattern), Morgantown`s El Mexicano and Crinkle, Seneca`s Driftwood Casual, Matt Freier 1-4 (Crinkle pattern), Morgantown Glassware Guild, The, Jim Wiley 4-1 (Cristallerie de Pantin), 110 Year Old Elegant Lady Moves to Florida, David Scheppes 8-1 (Crocus pattern), A Step Away From the Usual: Collecting Odd Colored Victorian Shakers, Scott Beale 11- 4 Crystallograph Mugs, Earl Autenreith, (EAPG) 2-3 (Culver Glassware), Solving the Mystery of Culver Glassware, Jeff Murrell, Esq. 10-1 Cup Plates 4-3 (Cupid and Psyche pattern), Women on Glass Made in America, 1850-1910, Part 1I Historical Glass Club of Pittsburgh Study Group 10-4 (Cupid and Venus pattern), Women on Glass Made in America, 1850-1910, Part 1I Historical Glass Club of Pittsburgh Study Group 10-4 (Cupid's Hunt pattern), Women on Glass Made in America, 1850-1910, Part 1I Historical Glass Club of Pittsburgh Study Group 10-4 (Cupples Company), New in the Archives 9-1 (Currier & Ives #130 pattern), The Bell Covered Dish, Shirley Smith 8-1 (Cut Block pattern), From the Archives: An Early Heisey Decorating Catalog, Tom Felt 6-4 Cut glass Ads 4-1 (Cut Glass, American Brilliant Period), Diamonds in Your China Cabinet, LindaJo Hare 8-1 (Cut glass), American Cut Glass Exhibit at Dusseldorf, Frank O. Swanson 9-2 (Cut glass), A New Discussion of Figured Blanks and Other Developments of the American Brilliant Era 1876-1920, Book Review 11-3 (Cut glass heels), From the Past 8-3 (Cut glass staircase), From the Past 8-3 Cut Velvet: Domestic or Imported Glass, Lee Marple, (Victorian) 5-3 (Cutter, glass), Glass Cutting By a Glass Cutter, Carl Hartzell 10-2 (Czech Deco Export Glass), Butler Brothers Catalogs and Czech Deco Export Glass, Alfredo Villanueva Collado 11-1 Czechoslavakian Glass Buttons, David Schepps 5-1

(Diasy & Button), The Bell Covered Dish, Shirley Smith 8-1 Daisy & Button Butter Dish, Fil & Robbie Graff 2-2 (Daisy & Button), Degenhart Glass, Milbra Long 7-2 (Daisy & Button Double Pillars pattern), Is Daisy & Button Double Pillars Aetna's No. 304?, Sid Lethbridge 10-2 Daisy & Button - Just What Is (and Isn't) It? Fil & Robbie Graff, (EAPG) 1-3 Daisy & Button Reprise, Tom Bredehoft, (EAPG) 5-1 (Daisy & Button), Swan Cheese Dish, Fil Graff 2-3 Daisy & Button -- Were Bryce Bros First?, Sid Lethbridge 9-3 (Daisy in Criss Cross pattern), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Daisy & Fern pattern), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Daisy & Fern pattern), Sweetners and Glass 1890-1905, Carl Hearn 4-4 (Daisy Optic pattern), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Dakota pattern), Evolution of the Soda Fountain Straw Jar, The Victorian Era - Mold Blown Production, Jerry Hack 3-4 (Dakota pattern, New in the Collection, Tom Felt 9-3 (Dalzell Bros. & Gilmore), The Connecticut Skillet, (EAPG) 2-2 (Dalzell Bros. & Gilmore), Hops Vine - Amber Stained and Engraved, Sid Lethbridge 4-2 (Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton), The Connecticut Skillet, (EAPG) 2-2 (Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton), Evolution of the Soda Fountain Straw Jar - EAPG Production, Jerry Hack 4-2 (Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton), Findlay Onyx and Floradine, Bob & Jo Sanford 1-3 (Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton), Klondike in Emerald Green, Carole & Bob Bruce, (EAPG) 2-3 (Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton), Wellsburg Glasshouses of West Virginia - Part 2, Tom Caniff 4-1 (Dalzell, Gilmore & Leighton), Where the Buffalo Roam, Bob Sanford 5-3 (Dalzell-Viking), Touring Glass Manufacturing in West Virginia and Ohio, Joanne Just 4-4 (Dancing Nymphs pattern), Art Moderne in America, Debbie & Randy Coe 4-3 (Davies Glass & Mfg. Co.), From the Past 5-3 (Davis Glass Co.), From the Past 4-2 (Davis, Jim), Marbles, Contemporary Art, Andy Davis 6-3 (Davis-Lynch), Late Summer 2003 Field Visits and Discoveries 1-4 (Davis-Lynch), WV Glass Tour - 2003, Jeff Conover 1-2 (Davis Marble Factory), Touring Glass Manufacturing in West Virginia and Ohio, Joanne Just 4-4 Davis Marble Works - Pennsboro, WV, Michael Johnson 8-1 Decorated Glassware: Dispelling the Gay Fad Myth: Volume I, II, and III, (Book Review) 7-2 Degenhart Glass, Milbra Long 7-2 (Degenhart Glass), Correction 7-3 (Delft pattern), Northwood's Opalware - Decorated Delft, Bob & Carole Bruce 5-4 (Della Robbia pattern), "The Skill of Forty Years Glassmaking", Alden Welles 4-2 Depression Era Glassware, Colors & Patterns of, Book Review 11-2 Depression Glass, Mauzy's, (Book Review) 10-2 Depression Glass, Mauzy's Rare, Unusual and Unique, (Book Review) 7-1, 7-2 (Depression Era glass), What's Old is New Again - Colorful Vintage Glassware: It's All Green, Jennifer Ganem 6-4 Depression Era Glassware, Colors & Patterns of, (Book Review) 8-2 Depression Glass Prices, Mauzy's Comprehensive Handbook of, 10th Edition, Book Review 11-2 (Derbyshire, John), Lions After Landseer, Bradley Cruxton 8-2 (Dew Drop pattern), A Closer Look: No. 323 Toy Water Set by Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., Dave Peterson 8-4 (Dewey pattern), The Patterns and Colors of Greentown Glass, Carl Hearn 7-2 (Diamond Cameo pattern), "The Skill of Forty Years Glassmaking", Alden Welles 4-2 (Diamond Cut with Leaf pattern), Windsor Glass Finds, Tom Bredehoft (EAPG) 1-4 (Diand & Double Fans pattern), Bryce, Higbee & Company's Melrose, Paul Kirk 10-4 Diamond Glass Co, Montreal - Part 1, Tableware of, Sid Lethbridge 1-2 Diamond Glass Co, Montreal - Part 2, Tableware of, Sid Lethbridge 1-3 (Diamond Glassware Co.), From the Past 6-1 (Diamond Optic #1502), Tangerine Glass, Debbie & Randy Coe 4-3 Diamond Point Hat, Neila and Tom Bredehoft 10-2 (Diamond Point pattern), A Study on Spill Holders, Marion Hearn 5-2 (Diamond Ridge attern), Duncan & Miller, (Trade Journal Ad) 1-1 (Diamond & Sunburst pattern), Imperial Glass Reproductions of Early American Glass from the MMA, Dean Six 5-2 (Dice shakers), Hard to Find Salt Shakers 6-1 Dichroic Glass, More About 2-4 Dithridge Catalog Acquired, Rare, (EAPG) 1-2 (Dithridge), Celebrating Easter, Debbie & Randy Coe (Dithridge), Condiment Sets - Part 2, Bob & Carole Bruce 3-4 (Dithridge), Condiment Sets - Part 3, Bob & Carole Bruce 4-2 (Dithridge), Crystallograph Mugs, Earl Autenreith, (EAPG) 2-3 (Dithridge), A Step Away From the Usual: Collecting Odd Colored Victorian Shakers, Scott Beale 11-4 (Dithridge), Victorian Condiment Sets, An Introduction - Part 1, Bob & Carole Bruce 3-3 (Dolphin), Imperial Glass Reproductions of Early American Glass from the MMA, Dean Six 5-2 (Dolphin), The Patterns and Colors of Greentown Glass, Carl Hearn 7-2 (Dominion Glass Co), Tableware of the Diamond Glass Company, Montreal - Part 1, Sid Lethbridge 1-2 (Doolittle Jar Co.), Wellsburg Glasshouses of West Virginia - Part 7, Tom Caniff 5-3 (Doorknobs), Special Doorknobs on Dorothy Daughtery Library at MAGWV, Dean six 8-2 (Dorflinger), Apothecary Show Globe, The, Jerry Hack 7-1 (Dorflinger), From the Past 2-3 (Dorflinger), From the Past 4-4 Dorflinger Show Globes, The Story of, preface by Jerry Hack 9-4 (Dot & Mitre pattern), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Dot Optic pattern), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Dot Optic pattern), DOTS: Coin Dot vs Dot Optic vs Coin Spot!, John Walk 8-2 (Dragon & Lotus pattern), Fenton's Carnival Glass, Debbie & Randy Coe 3-2 (Dragon & Strawberry pattern), Fenton's Carnival Glass, Debbie & Randy Coe 3-2 (Draped Lady figure), Flower Frogs, Glass -- An Overview, Helen Jones 6-2 (Drapery Optic pattern), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Driftwood pattern), Morgantown`s El Mexicano and Crinkle, Seneca`s Driftwood Casual, Matt Freier 1-4 (Duchess #103 pattern), Tygart Valley Glass Co., (Catalog Pages) 3-4 (Duck), The Central Duck (with Frog) Covered Dish, Central Glass Company, Wheeling, WV, David Schepps 3-4 Dugan Art Glass: A New Collecting Field, Alfredo Villanueva Collado, PhD 10-3 (Dugan Glass), Cash Register Candy Container, Bob Sanford 9-1 (Dugan Glass), Christmas Snowflake, Millie Coty 8-4 (Dugan Glass), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Dugan Glass), Recommended Web Site 2-3 Dunbar and the End of Prohibition, Tom Felt 11-3 (Dunbar Flint Glass Corp.), From the Archives 11-3 (Duncan), "Button Arches" and "Winged Scroll" by Jefferson 3-4 Duncan & Miller, (Trade Journal Ad) 1-1 (Duncan & Miller), The Allure of Ruby Glass, Debbie & Randy Coe 5-1 (Duncan & Miller), Cake Stands, Debbie & Randy Coe 6-1 (Duncan & Miller), Fenton in 1952-53, John Walk 7-3 (Duncan & Miller), Moulds Find New Home at Fenton, Debbie & Randy Coe 2-2 (Duncan & Miller) Old Charlie is Back, Tom Bredehoft 1-1 Duncan & Sons (Geo.) Daisy & Button, Tom Bredehoft 2-1 (Duncan & Sons, (Geo.), The Ever-Popular Snail Pattern, Margaret Schmidt, (EAPG) 3-3 (Duncan & Sons, Geo), Salt Shakers, American Blown Glass, Lee Marple 11-1 (Duncan & Sons, (Geo.), Three Face by Geo. Duncan & Sons 6-1 (Duncan & Sons, Geo.), The Three Face Pattern, JoAnne Autenreith, (EAPG) 1-4 (Dunn's Parrot etching), Central's Fan Vase 3-3 (Duval), Wellsburg Glasshouses of West Virginia - Part 1, Tom Caniff 3-4

(Eagle Glass), Celebrating Easter, Debbie & Randy Coe (Eagle Glass),Lamps, An Oversimplified History of, Dean Six 3-2 (Eagle Glass), Match Safes and Holders, Dean Six 7-3 (Eagle Glass), Wellsburg Glasshouses of West Virginia - Part 5, Tom Caniff 5-2 (EAPG), A Proposed Rating System for Assigning EAPG to Manufacturers, Sid Lethbridge 8-3 (EAPG), The Karl H Koepke Trust Collection, Tom Felt 7-4 EAPG vs L.G. Wright: Wildflower Pattern, Dean Six 7-3 Early American Glass, An Adventure in Early American History and, Jim Schmidt 4-2 Early American Glass Trivet, Debbie and Randy Coe 8-1 Early American Pattern Glass Cake Stands and Serving Pieces, (Book Review) 7-1 Early Fenton Rarities 1907-1938, (Book Review) 4-4 (Easter), Celebrating Easter, Debbie & Randy Coe (Egyptian pattern), Women on Glass Made in America, 1850-1910, Part 1, Historical Glass Club of Pittsburgh Study Group 10-3 (El Mexicano pattern), Morgantown`s El Mexicano and Crinkle, Seneca`s Driftwood Casual, Matt Freier 1- 4 (El Rancho pattern), Bryce Brothers El Rancho, Jaime Robinson and Dean Six 11-3 (Elaine etching), Cambridge Pattern Confusion, Tim & Robin Cook 5-1 Elegant Glass: Early, Depression and Beyond, 3rd Edition, (Book Review) 6-2 Elegant Glass in Corn Flower: Candlewick, Heisey, Tiffin & More, (Book Review) 3-4 (Ellipse pattern), A Study on Spill Holders, Marion Hearn 5-2 Elson Glass Swirls, Gary Schneider 5-4 (Elite Glass), WV Glass Tour - 2003, Jeff Conover 1-2 (Elson), Daisy & Button Reprise, Tom Bredehoft, (EAPG) 5-1 (Elson), Riverside or Elson??....Chapter 3, Jack Senandler 3-2 Elson's Daisy, Sid Lethbridge, (EAPG) 2-3 (Emerald Glo), Fenton in 1952-53, John Walk 7-3 (Emerald Green color), Fenton in 1952-53, John Walk 7-3 Emily Seate, Obituary 11-1 (Empire pattern), New Light on Old Candlesticks -- An Update, Tom Felt 10-3 (English Hobnail pattern), Clarifying Similar Shakers: Miss America & English Hobnail, Barbara Mauzy, (Depression Era) 5-4 (Erskine Bros. Glass Co.), Wellsburg Glasshouses of West Virginia - Part 9, Tom Caniff 6-1 (Erskine Glass & Mfg. Company), Seven Degrees of Separation: The Vallerysthal Frog, David Schepps 7-4 (Esther pattern), From the Collections 11-2 Etched Pattern Glass -- Acid Etched Goblets and Tableware of the 1880's, Book Review 11-2 (Eva Zeisel), From the Archives 11-4 Eva Zeisel: Life, Design, and Beauty, Book Review 11-4 Eva Zeisel Remembered, Dean Six 10-1 Evansville Glass Co. 1903-1908 Part 1, Marg Iwen 2-1 Evansville Glass Co. 1903-1908 Part 2, Marg Iwen 2-2 Everglades by Cambridge, Tim & Robin Cook, (Depression Era) 1-3 (Excelsior pattern), A Study on Spill Holders, Marion Hearn 5-2 (Eyewash cup), "John Bull" Eyewash Cups, The Story of the, Brad Gougeon 11-2

(Fairy Lamp), What Is It? Follow Up 7-1 (Fancy Fans pattern), More on Northwood's Opalware, Bob & Carole Bruce 6-2 (Fancy Fans pattern), Northwood Delft Fancy Fans, An Exciting Find, Bob & Carole Bruce 6-3 (Fancy Fans pattern), Northwood's Opalware - Decorated Delft, Bob & Carole Bruce 5-4 Farberware, The Fabulous World of, (Book Review) 8-3 (Farm Yard Assortment), Glass Hens and Other Fowl 5-1 (Feather Swirl pattern), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Federal Glass), Eva Zeisel Remembered, Dean Six 10-1 (Federal Glass), MAG Purchases Large Selection of Federal Glass from Walter Jones Collection, Dean Six 8-2 Fenton in 1952-53, John Walk 7-3 (Fenton), The Allure of Ruby Glass, Debbie & Randy Coe 5-1 (Fenton), American Scenes on Glassware 5-1 (Fenton), Auction Prices 8-1 Fenton Art Glass Adds New Line of Glass Beads (Press Release March 2011) 9-2 Fenton Art Glass, (Book Review) 6-2 Fenton Art Glass Beasts, Birds & Butterflies, Book Review 11-1 Fenton Art Glass: A Centennial of Glass Making 1907-2007 and Beyond (Book Review) 10-4 Fenton Art Glass Company (update) 10-2 (Fenton Art Glass), From the Archives 11-3 (Fenton Art Glass), New in the Collections 9-4 Fenton Art Glass Plans to Continue Glass Production 5-4 Fenton Basket Patterns, (Book Review) 4-4 Fenton Burmese Glass, (Book Review) 2-2 Fenton Burmese Lamp Plus, Fil Graff 2-3 (Fenton), Cake Stands, Debbie & Randy Coe 6-1 (Fenton), Canaan Valley on Cobalt, Debbie and Randy Coe 11-1 (Fenton), Child Memories on Cranberry Glass, Debbie and Randy Coe 9-1 (Fenton), Christmas Snowflake, Millie Coty 8-4 (Fenton), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Fenton), DOTS: Coin Dot vs Dot Optic vs Coin Spot!, John Walk 8-2 (Fenton), Flower Frogs, Dean Six 1-2 (Fenton), Flower Frogs, Glass -- An Overview, Helen Jones 6-2 Fenton, Frank 1915-2005, Debbie & Randy Coe 3-3 Fenton Glass in Goldenseal Magazine 6-4 (Fenton), Glass Swans of the World, Clyde Ingersoll 4-3 Fenton Hoping to Re-open Soon 11-4 Fenton, The Loss of, Dean Six 5-3 Fenton, Moulds Find New Home at, Debbie & Randy Coe 2-2 Fenton Reminiscences, Frank Fenton, (Fenton 100th Anniversary) 3-1 Fenton Rosalene, Milbra Long 2-2 (Fenton), Sandcarving & a Future for Cameo Glass at Fenton 4-4 Fenton Sets a Table, Debbie & Randy Coe 2-4 Fenton to shut down traditional glassmaking business July 6, 2011 Parkersburg News & Sentinel9-3 (Fenton), Slag Glass, Tom Felt 2-4 (Fenton), Tangerine Glass, Debbie & Randy Coe 4-3 (Fenton), Touring Glass Manufacturing in West Virginia and Ohio, Joanne Just 4-4 Fenton, Valentine Purse by 2-1 (Fenton), Victorian Condiment Sets, An Introduction - Part 1, Bob & Carole Bruce 3-3 Fenton Waterlily and Cattail, Millie Coty 9-3 (Fenton) "What George and Nancy Said" A Report From the National Fenton Glass Society 2011 Convention, Dean Six 9-3 (Fenton/Levay), (Swan Covered Dishes), Glass Swans of the World - Part 3, Clyde Ingersoll 3-1 Fenton's Carnival Glass, Debbie & Randy Coe 3-2 Fenton's Centennial Party, Dean Six 4-2 Fenton's Hens and Egg Servers, Debbie and Randy Coe 10-2 Fenton's 100th Anniversary Items, (Photos) 3-3 Fenton's 100th Year, Debbie & Randy Coe 3-3 (Ferjac Glass), "Fostoria" Piranha & the French Connection 11-1 (Fern pattern), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Fern pattern), (Victorian), Condiment Sets - Part 10, Bob & Carole Bruce 7-2 (Fernette pattern), Evansville Glass Co. 1903-1908 Part 1, Marg Iwen 2-1 Findlay Onyx and Floradine, Bob & Jo Sanford 1-3 (Findlay, O., Flint Glass Co.), From the Past 4-3 Finger Bowls, Tiny, Lee Marple, (Victorian) 5-2 Finial Answer, Sid Lethbridge 10-1 (Fire), Danger to Glass Factories 5-3 (Fire extinguisher, Hayward hand grenade), (Ad reprint), From the Archives 10-3 Fire Grenades, Bottles Made to Be Destroyed: 2-3 (Fire-King), Blue Heaven, S. Bogun 6-2 (Fishing float), New Accessions to the Collection 8-3 Flaccus (C.L.) Company, Bob Sanford 4-2 Flaccus Frog Covered Dish, David Schepps 4-4 (Flaccus), New in the Collection 8-4 (Flamex), Sears Flamex Cookware and Bakeware, Debbie & Randy Coe 3-4 (Flanged Honey & Cover), Finial Answer, Sid Lethbridge 10-1 (Flat Diamond pattern), A Study on Spill Holders, Marion Hearn 5-2 (Flattened Sawtooth pattern), A Study on Spill Holders, Marion Hearn 5-2 (Flint Glass), Gems of the Museum, photos by Bob O'Grady 8-1 Flints' Archives, Moving the, (Photos) 7-1 (Floradine), Findlay Onyx and Floradine, Bob & Jo Sanford 1-3 (Floral Eyelet pattern), Cranberry Glass, John Walk 6-2 (Florence pattern), Diamonds in Your China Cabinet, LindaJo Hare 8-1 Florette Cream and Sugar 2-1 (Florette pattern), Sweetners and Glass 1890-1905, Carl Hearn 4-4 (Flower Assortment pattern), A Step Away From the Usual: Collecting Odd Colored Victorian Shakers, Scott Beale 11-4 Flower Frogs, Dean Six 1-2 Flower Frogs, Glass -- An Overview, Helen Jones 6-2 (Flower & Pleat pattern), New in the Collection, Tom Felt 9-3 ("Flower Sprig - Rose Variation"), (Victorian), Condiment Sets - Part 9, Bob & Carole Bruce 7-1 (Forget-Me-Not pattern), I Can See Clearly Now! 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