A Pocket Guide to Pink Depression Era Glass

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A Pocket Guide to Pink Depression Era GlassDuring the Great Depression, glass companies turned to machine made methods to produce inexpensive, colorful glass. Due to its wonderful variety, availability, beauty, and usefulness, this type of glassware has endured to become one of the hottest collectibles on today's antiques market. This is the first book to extensively cover only Depression Era pink glass; pink was the most popular color of glassware then and has retained its popularity to the

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Edith Lebeau

Over 600 beautiful color photographs explore the fascinating art of encasing molded sulphide figures in glass marbles

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and humanity’s shared archetypal stories

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This version uses 40 beautifully illustrated cards with traditional imagery (called “miniatures”) that are re-illustrated with contemporary perspectives

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and will appeal to collectors of all types of company advertising

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Enjoyed since Sir John Suckling invented this popular card game in the early 1600s

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