Book by Bredehoft, Neila M., Bredehoft, Tom, Bredehoft, Thomas A.

Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., Glass: Identification and Value Guide

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Bredehoft, Neila

Bredehoft, Tom

Antiques & Collectibles

Collector+books

Describes and lists prices for depression glass and elegant glass

Fifty Years of Collectible Glass 1920-1970: Easy Identification and Price Guide : Tableware, Kitchenware, Barware and Water Sets (Identification and Price Guide , Vol 1)

History

Antique Trader Books

From the early production of imitation cut patterns in 1896 to the colorful lines of Depression era glass table settings, Heisey Glass items are highly sought after and still find an exciting market on the internet as well as antique shows and shops. Patterns featured numerous items for the table - plates and stemware of all sizes, cruets, toothpick holders, syrups, bowls, candlesticks. From the elegant Depression era glass table settings to the novelty shot glasses and tumblers of the 1950s, Heisey continued to produce a wealth of beautiful glass destined to become treasured collectibles. No where else can you find all of the information and values in one book. All of the major tableware and stemware patterns are featured in great detail. Thousands of illustrations from original company catalogs to 100s of beautiful photos showcase the fine quality and colors of Heisey. 2003 values.

Heisey Glass, 1896-1957: Identification and Value Guide

Americas

This book helps readers gain an understanding of the different techniques of manufacture and gives a feel for the variety of glass tumblers produced. Both pressed and blown tumblers are examined, and those made between the close of the Civil War and the beginning of World War I are the major focus of the book. A brief history of tumblers is provided along with the origin of the name 'tumbler.' More than 800 opalescent, imitation cut, 'Daisy &amp; Button,' figural, hobnail, opaque, iridized, smooth, multicolored and single colored, polka dot, and many more types of tumblers appear in full-color photographs in this indispensable resource. There are even a helpful glossary, index, and appendices featuring factories that made glass and glass combines and their members. 2004 values.

Glass Tumblers: 1860s to 1920s Identification and Value Guide

Our popular Glass Toothpick Holders is back in an all-new section edition. This unique book focuses on American-made glass toothpick holders, primarily those made of pressed glass. Once again organized by manufacturer, the book encompasses holders from a myriad of companies, including Adams &amp; Co.; Dugan; Fenton Art Glass; Hobbs, Brockunier &amp; Co.; New Martinsville Glass Manufacturing Co.; and Westmoreland Specialty Company. Original manufacturer's name, the popular name of the piece, dates, all known colors, size, current values, patent information, and other pertinent facts are provided for each toothpick holder pictured. Over 1,000 photographs and numerous line drawings, catalog pages, and original ads compose this exciting new edition. Not included in the first edition are sections on toothpick holders in metal holders, foreign toothpick holders, and contemporary toothpick holders.

Glass Toothpick Holders: Identification & Values

Sanford, Jo

Sanford, Bob

This book completes the authoritative set, which covers the full range of collectible glassware produced in the U.S. over a five-decade period.

Fifty Years of Collectible Glass, 1920-1970: Easy Identification and Price Guide, Stemware, Decorations, Decorative Accessories

“Part mystery, part fable but all original, Jim Foote is sure to be one of your favorite literary detectives—cryptid or otherwise.” —Jordan Farmer, author of The Poison Flood and The Pallbearer\nIn the space of one weekend in Morgantown, West Virginia, private investigator Big Jim Foote finds himself at the center of two murder investigations. Suspected of one killing at a local festival, he locates the body of a missing person immediately after. The cops are watching him, and Big Jim has a secret he dares not reveal: he is a bigfoot living in plain sight, charged with keeping his people in the surrounding hills from being discovered. To protect the bigfoot secret, he must solve both murders—and convince himself it wasn’t a bigfoot who pulled the trigger.\nThrough the course of his investigations, Big Jim is helped by unique and well-rendered characters and friends in both his bigfoot and human communities. Readers are introduced to Appalachian mountain folk and traditional culture in new ways, even while Big Jim experiences the impact of the opioid epidemic on his own bigfoot kin. By centering a mythical creature as the unlikely protagonist in this enchanting literary murder mystery, Foote offers a winsome redefinition of a cryptid “monster” and breathes new life into the PI genre.

Foote: A Mystery Novel

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

West Virginia University Press

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