3 Depression Glass Price Guides From 1970s ~ One shipment!

Description

Depression glass books from
1970s
This is three old paperback books on Depression glass.
The 3 books:
*** Depression Glass Price Guide 1972 By Sandra McPhee Stout ~ This book provides an alphabetical and detailed “encyclopedia” of Depression-era pressed glass styles and makers.
Condition is Very Good. Clean trade paperback with a few black and white photos. No writing except for original owner’s name written inside front cover. 191 numbered pages.
*** Colored Glassware of Depression Era, 1984 Supplement & Price Trends, Book 1, VG
This is a very good staplebound and Booklet with 144 numbered pages full title is “1984 supplement and price trans colored glassware of the depression era book one.”
Author is Hazel Marie Weatherman. The book was self-published by the Weatherman family operating as GlassBooks of Ozark Missouri
Condition: VG. Shows no wear. Covers are smooth; all pages are present and well-attached. No writing.
Coverage is organized by the name of the glass pattern.
Example: cherry blossom pattern runs three pages. There’s a picture of a cookie jar and a handled relish dish with five compartments.
+++ Depression Glass Price Trends 1978 Book By Hazel Marie Weatherman
Condition is Very Good. Clean crisp staplebound booklet, 112 numbered pages
This was the eighth annual edition of. Price Trends,” which helped sellers, including collectirs snd dealers, to figure out prices.
Paperback book is arranged alphabetically by the brand name of glass. For each brand there are one to three dozen specific shapes along with color variations.
For Cameo, she lists Green, Topaz and Pink variations for seven different plates, two styles of cup, two saucers, seven bowls, and a platter.
A sampling of the dozens of brands listed:
Anniversary; Bubble; Cherry blossom; cloverleaf ; diamond lattice; diamond quilted; donkey powder jar; Florentine; hobnail; Intaglio; Lombardi; moonstone; parrot; pretzel; princess; pyramid.
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