Crystal Ball Newsletter December 1978 with Cummulative Index

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ISSUE NO. 68
DEB 1978
Published monthly by the National Cambridge Collectors, Inc.
To encourage and to report the discovery of the elegant and boundless product
of the Cambridge Glass Company, Cambridge, Ohio
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MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL NOTICE
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National Cambridge Collectors, Inc.
Quarterly Meeting
November 11, 1978
Bakers Restaurant, Norwich, Ohio
Back issues of the CRYSTAL BALL are available to rembore only, at a cost of 600 ea. or 12 issues for $7.
1978-79 Officer" & Ccmmittee Chairpersell"
The meeting was called to order at 8:10 PM
by President Smith. In attendance were 45
Club members and 9 Board members. The
minutes of the August 27, 1978, meeting
were read by Janice Hughes and approved.
PRESIDENT
William C. Smith
VICE-PRESIDENT
George W. Hoffman
SECRETARY Janice Y. Hughes
TREASURER
Doris J. Isaacs
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS George W. Hoffman
BUDGE? & FINANCE -------- William C. Smith
BY-LAWS ----------------George W. Hoffman
CONVENTION
MEMBERSHIP ---__--- Josephine A. Barstow
Arnold Ilynd
MUSEUM
PROGRAM & ENTERTAINMENT - Charles A. Upton
The Treasurers report was given by Janice
Hughes showing the Club has a balance of
$3,139.46 and the Museum Fund $31,447.76.
The two Certificates of Deposit earned
$157.67 this quarter and $1,050.59 for the
year.
PUBLICITY
STUDY GROUP ADVISORY ---- Janice Y. Hughes
Lynn
1979 CAMBRIDGE AUCTION
President Smith reported there WAS a problem with the mold for the Bookends, but
as soon as it is ready, they will be made
in Smoke.
Welker
CRYSTAL BALL Editor ----- Phyllis D. Smith
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES
50
per word
President Smith introduced Florence and
Joseph Lipper from Queens, Long Island,
New York.
$1.00 minimum
We cannot mix type size in classified advertisements. Abbreviations and initials will
count as words. Payment in full must accompany all ads.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
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BY-LAWS: No report.
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CONVENTION: Chairman George Hoffman reported that Harold and Mildred Willey will
be in charge of the Display Room, he has a
possible speaker and the location will be
the Shenandoah Inn, Old Washington, Ohio.
DEALERS DIRECTORY
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CRYSTAL BALL: Editor Phyllis Smith reported she is now using a First Class Permit, if anyone does not receive a CRYSTAL
BALL, please advise. She would welcome
comments pro or con.
$6.00 for 6 months
Cambridge CRYSTAL BALL assumes no responsibility for
items advertised and will not be responsible for error
in price, description or other information.
Advertising copy must be in our hands by the 15th of
each month to assure publication in our next isnue.
Advertisements containing reproductions will not knowingly be accepted unless clearly stated.
MEMBERSHIP: Chairman Jo Barstow reported
we now have 557 $10 members, 213 $3 members, 5 Honorary members, for a total of
775. President Smith advised if anyone
needed membership applications for a meeting or show we would furnish same.
PLEASE ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO
Cambridge CRYSTAL BALL
P. O. Box #416
Cambridge, Ohio 43725
STUDY GROUP ADVISORY: Chairman Janice
Hughes reported we now have three new
PLEASE NOTIFY US IMMEDIATELY OF ANY CHANGE
IN YOUR ADDRESS!
Please enclose a uelf-addretn;ed, stamped
envelope when renuestine infornuttion::
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* auction information *
The 1979 N. C. C. ALL-CAMBRIDGE GLASS Auc
tion will be held March 3, 1979, at 11 AM,
in the Holiday Inn, Cambridge, Ohio. Our
Auctioneer will be Craig Connelly from
Granville, Ohio. All glass to be sold
will be guaranteed to be Cambridge and the
proceeds will benefit N.C.C. Lunch will
be available in the Auction room.
bridge. The Auction Committee does reserve the right to reject pieces for Auction because of damage, duplication, or
questionable origin.
We must have your glass (or your detailed
list) by JANUARY 11, 1979, in order to insure that the Catalog reaches each member
prior to the Auction. You may consign as
many pieces as you wish - there is no maximum.
Reservations are now being accepted for
rooms for N.C.C. members and others wishing to attend the Auction. Every room
rented will help defray the cost of the
Auction facilities. Room reservations may
be made by phoning the Holiday Inn at 614432-7313.
CATALOG: Each member household will receive a detailed, referenced, catalog of
each item to be auctioned. Mail bidding
will be accepted as usual. A check for
each item, plus postage must accompany
your mail bid. Bids will be executed in
secret. The item will be mailed out the
week following the Auction or your check
will be returned if you are not the successful bidder. Please enclose SASE with
your bids.
CONSIGNMENTS: Consignments for the Auction are now being accepted. Consigned
glass should be in good condition and must
be Cambridge Glass. A 2D% Consignment Fee
will be charged by N.C.C. with all proceeds going to the Museum Fund. Glass for
consignment must be received by the Auction Committee no later than January 31,
1979.
We hope to have between 250 and 300 pieces
of glass to auction. If we receive 300
pieces, the consignments will be cut off.
We will try to sell 60 pieces an hour so
the Auction should end by 4 PK.
You may, however, send us a detailed list
(with references) of those items to be
consigned and not bring the items until
the Quarterly Meeting in February.
Plan now to attend as this is always a fun
event. More details will appear in the
next issue of the CRYSTAL BALL.
DROP OFF POINTS for consigned glass are as
follows:
Lynn Welker
Auction Chairman
'man Welker New Concord, Ohio, 614-8264418.
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Frank Wollenhauot, Dayton, Ohio, 513-2542937.
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Janice Hughes, Cambridge, Ohio, 614-4327823.
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Jack Rettig, Gahanna, Ohio, 614-855-1711.
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Please do not consign items badly damaged
or pieces that are definitely not Cam-
PHOTO TAKEN AT PREVIOUS AVTION!
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QUARTERLY MEETING REPORT
by Phyllis Smith
The National Cambridge Collectors, Inc.
held their Quarterly Meeting on November
11, 1978 at Bakers Restaurant, Norwich, O.
The minutes of this meeting have been reproduced beginning on page 2 of this issue
and we direct your attention to them. This
report will deal directly with the Program
for the evening, entitled "Cambridge Candlesticks".
As has become the custom, the Program and
Entertainment Committee, headed by Charles
Upton, presented yet another outstanding
program, much to the enlightenment and the
enjoyment of the 54 members who were in
attendance. This color slide program was
beautifully presented by David Rankin and
Lynn Welker.
"Candleholders by Cambridge", is an extremely large and seemingly endless field
of study. There were approximately 83
slides and most of them were of different
sticks. Even so, there were many candleholders produced by the Cambridge Glass
Company that were not shown
There was no real attempt to show the different colors or decorative treatments
that can be found for each candleholder.
It was more the purpose of the Committee
to allow us a view of as many different
patterns and styles as possible.
Lynn did an excellent job of providing the
narrative for each slide as it WAS shown
us by David. 4ynn's presentation included
such information as the Company's name and
pattern number for each stick, as well as,
descriptions of known colors and decorations for each stick as it was shown.
It is most regrettable that it is not possible to describe in such limited space
the entire program for the benefit of our
many members who could not be in attendance.
This slide presentation will no doubt be
added to our other slide programs for rent
by N.C.C. It has been suggested that
these programs be shown during our Convention in 1979, and it is hoped that our
Convention Chairman will be able to make
arrangements for this to take place.
After the Candlestick slide presentation,
we were treated to another group of slides
by Frank Wollenhaupt. These slides were
taken during our 1978 Convention in our
Display Room. They were breath-taking.
Charles Upton and David Rankin handled the
"Show and Tell" portion of the program by
describing the many items on display. As
is always the case a few of the items presented for identification were not Cambridge glass, but the majority were.
To mention just a few of the more outstanding pieces, we must begin with the
milk glass Virginian cake stand. This has
been seen in catalogs, but it was the only
one that those present had seen in person.
Many have been seen in crystal, but this
was a first for milk glass. Also numbered
among the unusual was a flat tumbler with
the rare "Vichy" etching; a set of three
whiskey decantors in their own carrying
case, complete with pump tops (see NCC 4953, pg. 187 for bottles); and perhaps most
rare of all was a plainware creamer and
sugar, etched Blue Willow in the blue bell
color and trimmed with gold.
The next Quarterly Meeting will be held in
February, 1979 (date will be set later),
and it is hoped that it will be our Bookend Dinner. The mold work has not been
completed as yet, hence the delay in this
very special project. Definite details
will be forthcoming as soon as arrangements can be completed.
CHARLES UPTON IS SHOWN HERE WITH A LOVELY
ROYAL BLUE TALLY-HO COCKTAIL SHAKER!
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THE PHOTOS SHOWN ON THIS PAGE ARE OF THE DISPLAY TABLES PRESENT AT THE QUARTERLY MEETING.
(photos provided courtesy of David Rankin)
"SHOW AND TELL ITEMS ARE ALSO INCLUDED.
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This particular Lady is owned by Shirley
and Austin Hartsock from Maryland, and was
purchased recently from Connecticut.
UNIQUE LADIES ??
by Phyllis Smith
Something just a little bit different, or
perhaps "unique" would be a better word,
has surfaced for us to speculate on for
awhile.
The two photo's shown below, show an
Draped Lady (#518) Figure Flower Holder,
in gold krystol. But if you will notice,
she is a bit different from all the other
Ladies we have seen, since she is in two
pieces. Evidently she has been cut out
of her flower ring and polished so she'll
fit down into the ring and sit flat on
a table or in a bowl, such as the case may
be.
Some additional facts that make this information just a bit more interesting was
the discovery at our Quarterly Meeting
that Chester and Noami Gamble from here
in Ohio, have recently purchased three
similar Ladies. The difference being the
fact that their Ladies do not have the
flower holder rings.
All three of their Ladies are in the dark
pink color. Two of them are the 13" (#513)
Draped Lady and the third one is the TwoKid (#509) Flower Holder. Their Ladies
were purchased in Ohio from a man whose
parents had been employed by the Cambridge
Glass Company many years ago.
It is easy to imagine all types of explanations concerning these Ladies, the
easiest being that they were mistakes
that were ground down and taken home by
the workers. Or they could have been
made intentionally for use as lamps. But
whatever the reason, they are unique and
one more interesting bit of information
for us to ponder.
If there are still other Ladies living
with any of our members, please let us
hear from you concerning their color and
style.
? Question?
How many of you watched "THE STING" on T-V
a few weeks ago? How many of you noticed
the two Crown Tuscan Flying Lady bowls
sitting on the bar in one scene and a Carmen one in a later scene?
Please write and let us know!
Janice Hughes
Secretary
One way to biteak a bad habit
ib to &top it.
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1958 catalog
DO • KS
FOR SALE
By order of your Board od Directors, the
1958 Catalog distributed by the reopened
(1955-1958) Cambridge Glass Company will
be reproduced in the CRYSTAL BALL.
All of the available reference books relating to
Cambridge glass can be ordered directly from the
Club.
Beginning with this issue and continuing
for the next 39 months, this 1958 catalog will be reproduced in its entirety
at the rate of four (4) pages per month.
Address your orders for any of the following to:
BOOKS
National Cambridge Collectors, inc.
P. 0. Box 416
These pages will be run in sequence exactly as they appear in the original
catalog and will be situated in such a
manner as to be easily removed and assembled into a complete catalog at such
time as our members would so desire.
Please add $1.00 (P & I) on each book order.
(Not required for Price List only orders)
Ohio residents please add 4% State Sales Tax.
* * * ********* * * * * * * * 4 * * * 4
by
Consideration has been given to distributing a cover and indexing (dividers)
pages for this catalog, but a definite
decision will be reached by your Board
of Directors at a later date.
National Cambridge Collectors Inc,
1953 CAMBRIDGE GLASS CO. CATALOG REPR1hT
(300 page reprint of original catalog)
Hardbound with Price Guide *14.95
1949
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1930
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1934 CAMBRIDGE GLASS CO. CATALOG REPRINT
(250 page reprint of original catalog)
Hardbound with Price Guide 414.95
Most sincere thanks and appreciation are
hereby extended to Mr. Tom Mosser, Mosser Glass Company, Cambridge, Ohio, for
his generosity in sharing this 1958 catalog with N.C.C.
1978 PRICE GUIDE
for 1930-1934 catalog reprint $2.00
* * *** **** * ** * ***** * * * ***
by Mary„Ly_le„and Lynn Welker
STUDY CLUB??
CAMBRIDGE GLASS CO.
(120 pages of reprint from 8 old catalogs) *6.95
CAMBRIDGE GLASS CO. BOOK II
(119 pages of reprint from old catalogs)
The following members are interested in
forming a Study Group in their area. If
you share a similar interest, please get
in touch with the member nearest you.
i6.95
CAMBRIDGE, OHIO GLASS IN COLOR II
(15 color plates w/ descriptions and notes).5.95
Virginia Dutcher,Hide-A-WayHills, Ohio,
Joyce Dawson, Oregon.
JoAnne Wegman, Cleveland, 0. 216-351-0799.
Raymond W. Pyle, Mentor, Ohio.
Shirley Ladouceur, Central New York,
Syracuse or Rochester.
Kenneth Cook, North Central Indiana,
219-653-2511.
Beverley Hanson, California.
John Grubb, Williamsburg, Virginia.
Clara K. Brown, Burton/Flint, MI. area.
Please send your inquiries c/o N. C. C.,
P. O. Box 416, Cambridge, Ohio 43725.
by Harold and Judy Bennett
THE CAMBRIDGE GLASS BOOK
(96 pages with 59 color plates)
Paperback 48.95
1903 CAMBRIDGE GLASS CO. CATALOG REPRINT
(106 page reprint of an original catalog) *7.50
* ***********************
ki_ChAyles and Mary Alice Upton
1979 PRICE GUIDE to the CAMBRIDGE GLASS BOOK
(Prices for each item in Bennett book) $2.00
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Accessories
148
Modern
152
Achilles
89
Mt. Vernon
127
Adonis
95
Old English
116
Allegro
124
Old Master
116
Ardsley
91
Orion
113
Arlington
131
Paisley
74
Aurora
123
Pristine
26
Barsemble
119
Punch Sets
50
Bexley
Blue Danube
Cadet
90
117
107
Cambridge Arms
69
Cambridge Rose
91
Cambridge Square
6
Queen Mary
145
Regency
128
Rondo
102
Rose Point
78
Gold Edge
158
Gold Encrusted
158
Candelabra
62
Roses
94
Candlesticks
60
Roxbury
99
Caprice
14
Salt-Pepper
64
Cascade
122
Simplicity
Castleton
125
Smokers' Items
46
Chantilly
76
Sonata
36
Charleston
Connoisseur
130
132
144
Star
107
Starburst
115
Corinth
20
Starlite
115
Croesus
95
Sugar-Cream
64
Swans
53
Tempo
98
Crown
113
Danube, Blue
117
Decanters
Dunkirk
Epergnes
48
138
54
Festoon
117
Flame
114
Flight
114
Floral Arrangers
Formal
Gadroon
Georgian Line
Gifts
59
118
129
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40
3109 Line
136
3121 Line
139
3139 Line
140
3779 Line
141
3600 Line
142
3625 Line
143
Today
134
Tomorrow
94
Triumph
154
Trumpet
137
Tumblers
56
66
Glendale
112
Harvest
110
Vases
Heirloom
133
Victory
153
Invitation
135
Wedding Band
156
Jefferson
126
Wedding Rings
96
King Edward
92
Wildflower
79
Laurel Wreath
104
Gold Edge
158
Lynbrook
108
Gold Encrusted
158
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Floral Arrangements
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Gifts
Punch Sets
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Tumblers
Vases
CAMBRIDGE ARMS
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Chantilly
Paisley
Rose Point
Wildflower
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Achilles
Adonis
Ardsley
Barsemble
Bexley
Blue Danube
Cadet
Cambridge Rose
Croesus
Crown
Festoon
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Glendale
Harvest
King Edward
Laurel Wreath
Lynbrook
Old English
Old Master
Orion
Rondo
Roses
Roxbury
Star
Starburst
Starlite
Tempo
Tomorrow
Wedding Rings
118
112
110,111
92, 93
104, 105, 106
108, 109
116
116
113
102, 103
94
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107
115
115
98, 100, 101
94
96, 97
STEMWARE, PLAIN
3109 Line
3121 Line
3139 Line
3600 Line
3625 Line
3779 Line
Allegro
Arlington
Aurora
Cascade
Castleton
Charleston
Connoisseur
Dunkirk
Gadroon
Heirloom
Invitation
Jefferson
Mt. Vernon
Queen Mary
Regency
Simplicity
Today
Trumpet
ACCESSORIES for Cambridge Arms, Candelabra, Epergnes, Hurricane Lamps ....
GOLD & PLATINUM DECORATIONS
Modern
Rose Point Gold Edge
Rose Point Gold Encrusted
Triumph
Victory
Wedding Band
Wild Flower Gold Edge
Wild Flower Gold Encrusted
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140
142
143
141
124
131
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125
130
132
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126
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148, 149
152
158, 159
158, 159
154, 155
153
156, 157
158, 159
158, 159
There is hardly anything in the world
that some man cannot make a little worse
and sell a little cheaper, and the people
who consider price only are this man's
lawful prey.—JOHN
RUSKIN
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Rankin, who showed slides of candlesticks
and Lynn Welker, who did the narration.
Frank Wollenhaupt then showed slides of
the 1978 Display Room.
continued from page 2
Study Groups. Study Group #3 in Broward
and Dade Counties, Florida with 9 members;
Study Group #4 (Cambridge Arms) in the
Cleveland, Ohio, area with 5 members; and
Study Group #5 in Southern California with
20 members. She then introduced Lynette
Frederick and Jo Anne Wegman from the
Cleveland Study Group.
Dave Rankin and Charles Upton described
the items on the Show and Tell table.
Janice Hughes reported two stems had been
donated to the Museum by Mr. & Mrs. Floyd
L. Hoffman of Tarrytown, N. Y., and a Cordial by Mr. George Hoffman, Newark, Ohio.
MUSEUM: Chairman Arnold lond reported the
AT&T proposal is not feasible at this
time. The A. J. Bennett property is for
sale and his committee will inspect it on
Monday, November 13th.
President Smith reminded the Board members
of the next meeting on December 10th in
the home of Margaret Cohagen.
A motion was made by Frank Wollenhaupt to
adjourn at 9:50 PM.
AUCTION: Chairman Lynn Welker reported
the Auction will be the first weekend in
March, 1979, at the Holiday Inn in Cambridge. Craig Connelly will be the Auctioneer. All instructions will be in the
December CRYSTAL BALL.
Janice Hughes
Secretary
STUDY
President Smith then recognized the other
Board Members present, Jack Rettig, Frank
Wollenhaupt and Ruby Landman.
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The Cambridge Squares Study Group met at
the home of Gerald and Jo Barstow on October 8th. There were eight members and
one guest present.
President Smith introduced Don Armbrecht
from Avon Lake, Ohio, as the new Board
member to fill the vacancy created by the
resignation of David McFadden. He then
advised that Doris Isaacs, Board member
and Treasurer would be resigning soon as
she will be moving to California.
The topic for discussion WAS Farber Decanters, with 10 different styles on display.
The Study Group will attempt to feature
"decanters" in CRYSTAL BALL articles.
(After we learn how to take a decent picture.)
OLD BUSINESS
None.
NEW BUSINESS
Nine new goblets for the Museum were displayed.
Phyllis Smith advised she had free copies
of the Depression Glass Daze for anyone
interested and that the Editor had offered
new subscriptions to N.C.C. members at a
discount.
Show & Tell items included a #2503 5" jelly compote; a toothpick holder (?);3400
Line bitters bottle in amethyst with porcelain stopper; 32 oz. Pristine #101 cocktail shaker; and an 8" optic rose bowl.
Arnold Lynd auctioned off three Decagon
plates with #731 etching in green enamel
for the Cambridge Squares Study Group.
Purchasers were Don Armbrecht, Mrs. U. D.
Rankin and John Woellert.
The next meeting will be at the home of
Lena Barnes on November 12th. The topic
for discussion will be on paperweights and
Near Cut decanters.
submitted by Janice Hughes
President Smith introduced Charles Upton,
Program Chairman. He introduced David
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Vickie McCartney
Classified
P. O. Box 644
Flagler Beach, Florida 32036
,
Phone: 904-445-3737
1. 3500/67 - 12" Diane, 6 pc. relish,
Gadroon line, crystal
FOR SALE: CROWN TUSCAN - #3400/91 3-hdld.
3-compt. relish w/gold trim $16. #3500/57
3-compt. candy and cover, w/gold trim $35.
Seashell 7" comport w/lake scene, roses,
gold Charlton label $70. Seashell #49,
10" belled vases w/Charlton (barber pole)
blue roses and gold $160 pr. Seashell 14"
plate with 16 small and 1 large spray of
Charlton roses in center. Much gold $105.
WANTED: All Rubina, Sunset and Rock Crystal engraved #541. R. Pyle, 7295 Maple
St., Mentor, Ohio 44060 - 216-255-6001.
$ 40
2. 3500/15 - Rosepoint, ind. cream &
sugar, Gadroon line, crystal
$ 25
3. Caprice, cream & sugar on 8"
tray, crystal
$ 15
4. Decagon #877 - lli" comport, green
with Cloo etching
$ 23
5. #1105 - 34 oz. cocktail shaker, green
$ 20
with Cleo etching (no top)
6. Georgian tumblers, amber, 9 oz.
(15)
mu pips - Bids close
each $ 6
December 15. 1978!
WANTED: Anything in CAMBRIDGE WILDFLOWER
etching. Any color or type of decoration.
Send description and price to: Virginia
Dutcher, R.R..#1, Box 21, Hide-A-Way Hills,
Ohio 43107.
1. Green Carnival, ID" crimped, Inverted
Strawberry bowl, marked Neer Cut.
2. Crystal Seagull Flower Holder, 10".
3. Pair ory. 6"
Calla
Lilly Candleholders.
4, Crystal Nude Stem w/amothyst Bud Vase
(Bennett-44-1).
(2)
WANTED: CAMBRIDGE DECAGON, etched #731
(R-70;;;EITY?), light emerald green. Shown
in Welker I, page 85. Need open sugar
shown in Weatherman's II, page 39 at bottom. Any pieces pattern #731 or plain
would be considered. Also Decagon pink
and blue plain or any pattern would be
considered. Mint pieces only. Judy Barnes,
Route #2, Oswego, Kansas 67356.
POSTAGE AND INSURANCE EXTRA!
Ptir— 43.itstVie Ite,c
\AA, Au2,4sfay StrAgo
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WANTS TO BUY: Deep Etched "MARJORIE" by
Cambridge. Walt Brammer, 9700 Upton Road,
Bloomington, Minnesota 55431.
boac uytw Lit
ota 6use,
)WZOL1W
MUDDMI.S
WANTED
CAMBRIDGE MUDUURS - ESPECIALLY
#3
Rlso
COLORED OLD-FASHIONED GLASSES MARKED CAMBRIDGE
Describe and price first letter. -------All letters answered!
Henry Ziegler
174 South Mountain Drive
New Britain, Ct. 06052
MUDDLERS
14
MUDDLERS
GENUINE
DEALERS
DIRECTORY
HAND MADE
Tainfintitle
os.
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ANTIQUE ALL
24815 Broadway
Bedford, Ohio 44146
216-232-7739 ---- Marie Spagnola
ROYAL DOULTON
CAMBRIDGE GLASS
BENICIA ANTIQUE SHOP
305 First Street
Benicia, California 94510
OPEN 11 AM - 5 PM
Closed Monday
CHURCH STREET ANTIQUES
6 Church Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02116
George or Frank --- 617-426-1048
CAMBRIDGE, HEISEY, GENERAL LINE
Z. E. LOPES - 707-745-0978
VISIT HISTORIC BENICIA
and its 28 shops
.
Off Interstate #80
----- North of San Francisco
D&D ANTIQUES
184 East Kossuth Street
(GERMAN VILLAGE)
Columbus, Ohio 43206
DICK SLIFKO
614-443-6020
GREEN ACRES FARM
2678 State Route 310 North
Pataskala, Ohio, 43062
SWISS WITTA COLLECTIBLES
Mary & Wilbur Henderson
303 Guilford Avenue
Woodsfield, Ohio 43793
Shows Only -- 614-472-1133
SPECIALIZING IN CAMBRIDGE GLASS!
Box 416
Elizabeth, N. J. 07207
Phone 201-372-1101
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY!
Always buying CAMBRIDGE BLUE
CAPRICE in blown or unusual
pieces only.
CARRY MOST TYPES OF ANTIQUES
FINDER'S KEEPER'S ANTIQUES
P.O. Box 303
P.O. Box 16023
Sat. & Sun. 1-6 PM ---- W. Bryan
CAMBRIDGE & HEISEY -614-927-1882
Columbus, O.
Dayton, O.
43216
45401
614-965-1906
513-254-2937
SPECIALIZING IN CAMBRIDGE GLASSI
THE MOUSE HOUSE ANTIQUES
Route 22 East
HOBBY HOUSE ANTIQUES
Rt. #1, Cambridge, Ohio - 43725
614-432-6971 - Frank & Lena
Shirlee Bistor ---- 614 432 3132
SPECIALIZIKU IN GLASSWARE!
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Take Rt.#209 W.From Cambridge To
-
RT. #658 - NORTH li MILES
DIMARIEIS ANTIQUES
GEORGE HOFFMAN ANTIQUES
THIS IN 1 THAT PLACE
101 South Street
Chagrin Falls, Ohio -- 44022
Lue Koerper ------- 216 247 4938
OPEN THURS.-8AT. -- 10 AM - 5 FM
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CHARLES MIKULIK
US Rt. 1 - just South of Rt. 606
Thornburg, Virginia 22565
Jim Rankin
703 582 6220
OPEN EVERY DAY 10 AM to 6 PM
129 South 4th Street
Newark, Ohio 43055
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-
---
'OUR GLASS ANTIQUES
Box 27, Wills Point, Tex. 75169
20th CENTURY COLLECTIBLES fewturing CAMBRIDGE GL45.13 ShowsNo Lists - SASE Please - PAUL &
GINNY HENDERSON -- 214-563-6971
---
614-345-8550
OLD TOLL GATE ANTIQUES
Route #5, Box 71
Milan, Illinois 61264
307 W. St. Louis Street
SPECIALIZING IN HAVILAND CHINA
MATCHING SERVICE
Edith Zimmerman -- 618 537 4567
GENERAL LINE ANTIQUES
OLDE Ta4NE ANTIQUES
Lebanon, Illinois 62254
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Use Schleigers book numbers or
send saucer for pattern match. ,
SASE APPRECIATED
S & J ANTIQUES
5616 Hensel Woods Road
Gahanna, Ohio 43230
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-
WOLFE'S GLASS EMPORIUM
330 Woodlawn Avenue
Sue & Jack Rettig - 614-855-1711
CAMBRIDGE GLASSOUR SPECIALITY
309-787-2392
Marie Baker
GENERAL LINE OF ANTIQUES
JOHN WOLFE
OPEN BY APPOINTMENT
OR 614-262-9353
614-432-2590
KILPATRICK'S ANTIQUES
(Lui Dort and Pat)
S. E. Corner Public Square
Troy, Ohio 45373
Res.(513) 335 1798 Shop 339 8754
WE BUY ONE PIECE OR COLLECTIONS!
THE GLASS CUPBOARD
1.11iM ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES
39 Shire Oaks Drive
Pittsford, New York 14534
Marcia Ellis
716 586 7596
CAMBRIDGE ONLY --- SASE FOR LIST
310 N. Main - Box 417
Canton, Kansas 67428
The Martin's ------ 316 628 4705
SPECIALIZING IN CAMBRIDGE GLASS!
-
YOU CAN ADVERTISE YOUR
ANTIQUE SHOP HERE!
I inch
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-
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$6 for six months
,.
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-
-
EVELYN IL ALLEN
135 Cynthia Street
Heath, Ohio 43055
Mail Order & Shows 614-522-1635
SPECIALIZING IN CAMBRIDGE GLASSI
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-
YOU CAN ADVERTISE YOUR
ANTIQUE SHOP HERE!
1 inah - $6 for six months
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AN IDEAL GIFT FOR THE CAMBRIDGE COLTF,CTOR
cl,":"Voi.
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71111.11111
1117T
Catittn
A YELLOW T-SHIRT WITH A BLACK CAMBRIDGE SEAL!
FIRST QUALITY ---SPECIAL $7.50 each
(includes postage and handling)
The T-Shirt you saw at the Cambridge
i•
Convention is now available in men's and
women's sizes!
PHONE:
305-764-Z)63
ORDER NOW: Send your check or money order ($7.50 for each shirt) to:
T-Shirta_by Brandt, 1305 N. W t 1st Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311
Please specify size when ordering: WOMEN: sm., med., lg. MEN: med., lg., x -1g.
Notice
All advertising, articles, and
Study Group information to be
included in the February, 1979
issue of the CRYSTAL BALL must
be in our hands no later than
\21
JANUARY 5, 1979!!!
National Cambridge Collectors,
Post Office Box 416
FIRST-CLASS MAIL
US.PCISTAGE
PAID
So. Vienna, Ohio
45369
Permit No. 15
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Inc.
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Mail
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ISSUE #1 (May 1973)
thru
ISSUE #68 (December 1978)
National Tanthrthgr C.rtollutors, :Cu.
By Luene B. Brandt
1979
ISSUE PAGE
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
ADAMS, John M.
"Cambridge Carnival Glass"
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ADVERTISEMENTS Reproduced
from catalogs and magazines
Apple Blossom etching
Art Glass
Ashtrays
Ashtrays, Stacking & Star ...
Bathware
Bennett (juicer)
Blue Willow etching
Bordeaux etching
Bookends
Brettone etching
Bridge Set
Buizsaw Nearcut
Cambridge, Christmas Greeting
Cambridge Arms
Candlelight etching
Candy Bottle
Candy Box
Caprice
Chantilly etching
Chelsea
Chesterfield Rock Crystal
Cleo etching
...
Color (Ebon)
Community
Cortland Rock Crystal
Cranston Rock Crystal
Daffodil etching
Daisy Nearcut
Decanters (whiskey)
Decorations
Deerfield Rock Crystal
Desk Set
Diane etching
Dover Rock Crystal
Epergne
Etta etching
Farberware (4 pages)
Fluerette Rock Crystal
General (gift ideas)
Gift to Clark Gable's
(news item)
Glendale Rock Crystal
Gloria etching
Hanover Rock Crystal
Ice Tea Set
Ivy Ball
Keg Set (whiskey)
King Edward Rock Crystal
..
Lamps (Nearcut)
Larchmont Rock Crystal ....
LaTouraine Nearcut
Lexington Rock Crystal
Lucia Rock Crystal
Lynbrook Rock Cyrstal
Manor Rock Crystal
Marjorie Nearcut
Marjorie etched
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ALADDIN Crown Tuscan ...
ALLEN, Evelyn
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"A Little About Making Glass"
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Martha
Martha Washington
Maryland Rock Crystal
Moss Rose Nearcut
Mt. Vernon
Narcissus Vase
Nautilus
Nearcut #2658 (mugs)
Nearcut #2699 (Epergne) ....
Paul Revere Nearcut
Peacock Nearcut
Perry Rock Crystal
Portia etching
Radiant Rose Rock Crystal
Ribbon Nearcut
Rock Crystal, 8 cuttings
Rock Crystal, 6 cuttings
Roxbury Rock Crystal
Rosepoint etching
Sea Shell
Shaving Set
Statuesque (nude stem)
Stems
Stradivari (Regency)
Swans
Tempo Rock Crystal
Toy Mugs
Tumblers
Unknown Cutting
Vase #2374
Vesta Rock Crystal
Virginian
Weal herford
Whitehall Rock Crystal
Windsor etching
Ye Ole Ivy etching
#3078 (beverage set)
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"How It Began"
Membership Report
• " . see Club News, "Profiles"
... see Club News, "Let's Get
Acquainted"
ALLEN, Harry & Evelyn
"Why Do We Collect Cambridge Glass?"
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AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
Bunny Box
Picture
ISSUE PAGE
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Picture
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Description
Butterfly - novelty figures ...
Cat Bottle - reproduction ....
Cockatoo - flower holder ....
Dog Bottle - reproduction ...
Dragon
Etching, description
Etching, picture
Eagle
Bookend
Flower holder
Figurals - color charts
Flower Holders - color chart .
Frog
Novelty figures
Reproduction
Heron - flower holder
Lion - bookend
Monkey Lamp
Description
Picture
Owl Lamp
Picture
Description
Picture
Peacock
Etching
Nearcut
Pouter Pigeon - bookend ....
Scotty Dog
Bookend
Decoration
Seagull
Flower holder
Squirrel
Novelty figures
Reproduction
Swan
Article w/pictures
Collection
Picture
Reproduction
Turkey
Confusion
Rankin article
Rettig article
Upton article
Turtle
Flower holder
Hower holder picture
ANTIQUE SHOW
see Club News
ANIMALS
Birds
Novelty figures
Reproductions
Blue Jay - flower holder
APPLE BLOSSOM
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60
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6
see Etchings
ART GLASS
Bridge Hound
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Favors
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Novelty figures
Picture
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Reproduction
2
ASHTRAYS
Advertisement
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AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
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Caprice
Nude stem
Pictures
Reproduction
"A SUPREME NOVELTY"
(Turkey) by Dave Rankin ..
AUCTION INFORMATION .
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AUDITOR'S REPORT
see Club News
AURORA STEM #1066
29
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"Open Letter to the Membership"
"Membership Report"
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BENNETT, Harold - Museum
BENNETT JUICE EXTRACTOR
see Nearcut
BETTY
see Etchings
BIG X PITCHER
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BINKLEY, Pat
by Rose McAfee
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see Animals
see Etchings
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see Animals & Flower Holders
BLUE WILLOW . see Etchings
BOARD OF DIRECTORS ...
see Club News
Catalog Reprints ..
see Club News, Projects
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BOOKENDS
Information
Catalog page - Eagle, Lady
Legs, Lion, Pouter Pigeon,
Scotty Dog, Tombstone ....
Color Chart
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by Lynn Welker . see Colors
by Russell Vogelsong
see Colors
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see Pressed Patterns
"CAMBRIDGE SQUARE BY
IMPERIAL" by Gwen Shumpert
CAMBRIDGE SQUARES
STUDY CLUB see Club News
"CAMBRIDGE SWANS"
by Frank Wollenhaupt
CAMPBELL, Gary and Mona
"Where To Begin"
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History
Circular Letter #183
see General History
... see Pioneering in Quality
see Touch of History
Photos
Barrel Making Department
Corner of Chicago Display
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"CAMBRIDGE RUBINA"
CANDLEHOLDERS
see Colors
CAMBRIDGE FIGURALS
COLOR CHART
CAMBRIDGE FIGURAL
FLOWER HOLDER COLOR
CHART
CAMBRIDGE GLASS CO.
CAMBRIDGE PORTIERE ...
"CAMBRIDGE RAINBOW"
Advertising item
57
by Doris Isaacs
by Karen Isaacs
CAMBRIDGE MOLDS
"CAMBRIDGE NEARCUT
CARNIVAL"
CAMBRIDGE SQUARE
"CAMBRIDGE CARNIVAL
NEARCUT"
"CAMBRIDGE CONNOIS
SEUR"
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CAMBRIDGE SIGN
see Art Glass
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"CAMBRIDGE GLASS COLLECTORS HOLD GATHERING HERE"
CAMBRIDGE COLORS ....
"Flowers & Frogs"
Officers and Directors
Pressing Oil Bottles
Section of Shipping Dept. ..
Selecting Room
Shop Making Caster Place .
Discontinued
see "Is It Cambridge"
CAMBRIDGE ART GLASS .
CAMBRIDGE CARNIVAL
GLASS
"CAMBRIDGE CARNIVAL
GLASS"
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Catalog Reprint
by John M Adams
by Charles Upton
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Room
Decorating Department ....
Decorating Department - E.
Side View
Factory
Factory today
Furnace Room Workers ...
Grinding Department
Mold Cleaning Shop
Section E.
Mold and Machine Shop ...
New York Display Room ..
CAMBRIDGE GLASS
CAMBRIDGE ARMS
Reproduction
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BOOKS
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News
ews
by Phyllis Smith
Coach House Manor Dedicated
Picture
News article
BLOSSOMTIME
BLUE JAY
see
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see Flower Holders
BELLS
BENNETT, Arthur J.
"BUFFALO HUNT SCENE"
Everglades by Russel Vogelsong
BULLFROG see Animals, Frog
BUNNY BOX ... see Animals
BUTTERFLY .... see Animals
BUZZ SAW
see Nearcut
BY-LAWS AMENDMENTS ..
CALLA LILLY reproduction
"CAMBRIDGE??"
BASHFUL CHARLOTTE ...
by Bill Smith
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58
see Club News
see "Letters From Lena"
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BARREL SET (Keg Set) ....
BARSTOW, Jo
BIRDS
BLOCK OPTIC
BORDEAUX ... see Etchings
BRANDT, Luene and Dick ..
BRETTONE ... see Etchings
BRIDGE HOUND see Animals
BRIDGE SET advertisement
BUDGET proposed
see Nearcut
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AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
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by Bill Smith
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see "Stems"
BASKETS Nearcut
BATHROOM BOTTLES ....
BATHWARE advertisement .
"BEaWARE OF REISSUES"
ISSUE PAGE
"BOOK IS DELIVERED"
see Club News
AWARDS
BARNES, Lena
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
Eagle - advertisement
Lady Legs - NCC Commemorative
Reissue
Scotty Dog - advertisement ..
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Pictures, etc.
Calla Lilly - reproduction ...
Cambridge Arms
see Cambridge Arms
Cambridge Centerpieces
Cambridge Square
Candelabra
Candelabrum #1441
Candelabrums #1268, #1274 .
Candlesticks, Candelabra,
Epergnes and Epergnettes ..
Candlesticks - Quarterly Mtg
Caprice
Daffodil Etch on #3900/72
Daisy Nearcut #2760
Dolphin - Mt. Vernon foot
Dolphin - square foot
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AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
Dolphin - two-lite
Doric Column
Epergne
Everglades
Farberware
Hurricane Lamp
Candlelight etching
Rosepoint etching
Hurricane Lamps
Martha
Martha Washington
Mt. Vernon
Nude Stem #3011
Plymouth Nearcut #2630
Pristine
Pristine - table architecture
Sea Shell
Sonata
Stackaway Set - ashtrays
Star
Virginian
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CANDLELIGHT see Etchings
CANDY BOXES AND TOY
CONTAINERS
Bunny Box
Cambridge Square
Caprice
Chelsea
Farberware
Martha Washington
Nude Stem #3011
Pristine
Pristine w/Daffodil etching
Pristine - apple shape
Sea Shell
Sonata
Toy Containers
Toy - mug, plate & tray
Virginian
#580 w/Rose Bud knob
#3500/97 w/Rosepoint etching
#3900/165 w/Candlelight etching
#3900/165 w/ Rosepoint etching
CAPRICE see Pressed Patterns
CAPRICE ARTICLES
.. see "Patterns" by Bill Smith
CARNIVAL GLASS see Colors
see Colors
CARMEN
CARTOONS by Phyllis Smith
"Marko and Puppy"
ISSUE PAGE
Cambridge Arms - 2 pages
..
Cambridge Square
Candleholders - 6 pages
Candlelight etching
Caprice - 2 pages
5 pages
2 pages
Carmen Items
Farberware - Jewelers Catalog
4 pages
Jugs - pitchers - 3 pages
Kitchen Utensils Nearcut-3 pgs
Marjorie Nearcut #2631
Martha - 5 pages
Martha Washington
Mt. Vernon
Nearcut Cutting #4072
Nearcut Design #2508
Nearcut Glass - Award
Nearcut Gothic Pattern
Nearcut Specials
Nearcut - Unknown Cutting
Nude Stem #3011 - 2 pages
Pristine - 2 pages
Rosepoint
Sea Shell - 4 pages
Sea Shell - crown tuscan -2 pgs.
Sonata - 2 pages
Star Candlesticks
Stemware #3500 & #3121 -2 pgs.
Stratford Pattern
Tally-Ho - 4 pages
Unusual Service Accessories
Virginian - 3 pages
1956-58 Catalog Reprint first 4 pages - Index
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see Club News
CELESTIAL see Rock Crystal
CENTENNIAL .. see Pressed
Patterns, Martha Washington
CHANTILLY ... see Etchings
CHARLETON DECORATION
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by Jack and Sue Rettig ....
see Etchings
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by John Wolfe
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CATALOG Reprint (Books)
CHEESE DISH
CHEESE PRESERVER JAR -
CAT BOTTLE .. see Animals
CATALOG PAGES (Reprint)
Bells
Bookends
Buzz Saw Nearcut Epergne
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
CHELSEA
CHESTERFIELD
see Nearcut
see Rock Crystal
CHINTZ
see Etchings
"CHROME NUDE STRIPS" .
CLEO
"CLUB NEWS"
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CLUB NEWS & INFORMATION
ANTIQUE SHOW
HIGHLIGHTS
Upton show - 1973
Upton show - 1974
Upton show - 1975
N.C.C. show - 1976
N.C.C. show - 1977
N.C.C. show - 1978
AUCTION INFORMATION
& RESULTS
Information 1974
List & results 1974
Information 1975
List & results 1975
Report 1975
Information 1976
List (insert) 1976
Results (insert) 1976
Report 1976
Information 1977
List (insert) 1977
Results (insert) 1977
Report 1977
Information
AUDITOR'S REPORTS
1973
1974-75
1975-76
1976
1977
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Contest
Election Results
1973-74
1974-75
1975-76
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
Minutes
Nominee Resume
1975
1976
1977
1978
Resignations & Replacements
Forsythe
McFadden
Pavlov
Hardesty
H. Allen Rankin
Upton
Isaacs
E. Allen
Landman
Coyle
Hoffman
McFadden ... Armbrecht
Budget - Proposed
BY-LAWS AMENDMENTS
changes to Art. VI; XII
changes to Art. II; III; VI
changes to Art. VII
changes to Art. I; VI; VII
CATALOG REPRINTS
see Projects
CONVENTION & DISPLAY
ROOM REPORTS
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1975
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1974 - Lucile Kennedy ....
1975 - Eugene Henn
1976 - William C. Orme
1977 - Robert Coyle
1978 - Gwen Shumpert
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2nd Convention 1975
3rd Convention 1976
4th Convention 1977
5th Convention 1978
"LET'S GET ACQUAINTED"
by Phyllis Smith
David McFadden & Frank
Wollenhaupt
Charles Upton & Janice
Hughes
Ed Ruby & Evelyn Allen
Lynn Welker & David
Rankin
David Hardesty
John Wolfe
Doris Isaacs
John Rettig
Ruby Landman
George Hoffman
Josephine Barstow
Arnold Lynd
Margaret Cohagen
MEMBERSHIP
Report by Wolfe
Information
Report by E. Allen
"Letter" from Barstow
Report by Barstow
MINUTES - ANNUAL &
QUARTERLY
Sept. 16, 1973
Dec. 1, 1973
Feb. 10, 1974
April 28, 1974
Aug. 25, 1974
Nov. 10, 1974
Special Meeting Notice
Feb. 9, 1975
May 4, 1975
Aug. 23, 1975
Nov. 23, 1975
Feb. 15, 1976
June 27, 1976
Aug. 21, 1976
Nov. 14, 1976
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MUSEUM
see Bennett, Harold
Catalog's acquired
Donations
OHIO STATE FAIR
REPORT
1975 by Smith
1976 by Rankin
1977 by Rankin
1978 by Rankin
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
by Charles Upton
by Robert Coyle
by William Smith
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Robert Coyle
William Smith
Richard Pavlov
PROJECTS
Books - catalog reprints
Catalogs acquired for
museum
1930-34 information
1930-34 delivered
Price Guide #2
1949-53 information
1956-58 index
Commemorative bookends
Information
Report
Display signs - masonite
Display signs - acrylic
Plates
1st Edition - adv.
2nd Edition - adv.
2nd Edition - destroyed
"Report" by David Rankin .
QUARTERLY MEETING
REPORTS
Nov. 10, 1974 by Wollenhaupt
Nov. 23, 1975 by Smith ....
Aug. 21, 1976 by Isaacs ....
Nov. 14, 1976 by Isaacs ....
Feb. 20, 1977 by Isaacs ....
Aug. 5, 1977 by Smith
Nov. 12, 1977 by Smith
Feb. 25, 1978 by Smith
Aug. 27, 1978 by Rankin
Nov. II, 1978 by Smith
"REFLECTIONS"
by Charles Upton
STUDY GROUP
INFORMATION
Affiliation information
Affiliation requirements
Information
STUDY GROUP REPORTS
by #1 - "Hokey Pokeys"
continued
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
by #1 - Hokey Pokeys
by #2 - "Cambridge Squares"
COCKATOO ... see Animals
and Flower Holders
COHAGEN, Margaret
"COLLECTORS CORNER"
by Robert Coyle
ISSUE PAGE
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COLORS
Articles on Colors
Carnival - Nearcut
Crown Tuscan
Rubina and Carmen
"Cambridge Carnival Glass"
by John Adams
by Charles Upton
"Cambridge Rainbow"
by Lynn Welker
All Colors
Azurite
Light Emerald Green
Mandarin Gold
Rubina
Violet
Windsor Blue
Caprice Colors
. see "Patterns" by Bill Smith
Carmen "Cambridge Square"
by Gwen Shumpert
Carnival Glass Colors
"Colors In Cambridge"
by Jabe Tarter
Amberina
Black
Crown Tuscan
Crown - Yardley
Mardi Gras
Rubina
Tomato
Ebon
General Information
Ruby Flashing
Tomato
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COYLE, Robert
see "Collectors Corner"
.... see Club News, President's
see Club News, "Profiles"
CRANSTON see Rock Crystal
CROWN TUSCAN see Colors
CRYSTAL ART GLASS CO.
CUT WILD ROSE see Nearcut
DAISY
see Nearcut
DAFFODIL .... see Etchings
DECANTER
see Advertisements
DECANTER AND
TUMBLERS #3078
DECORATIONS
see Charleton
see Japonica
see Pomona
DEERFIELD see Rock Crystal
DESK SET
DIANE
see Etchings
"DISCONTINUED CAMBRIDGE GLASS" by Charles
Upton
DOG
see Animals
DOROTHY
see Nearcut
DRAGON
see Animals & Etchings
DRAPED LADY
see Flower Holders
DRESDEN FIGURE
EAGLE
see Animals & Flower Holders
ELAINE
see Etchings
EMPRESS SHAKER
see Nearcut
CONTINENTAL . see Pressed
CONVENTION see Club News
CORTLAND see Rock Crystal
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EPERGNE'S
see Candleholders
ETCHINGS
Apple Blossom
Betty
Bells w/various etchings
Blossomtime
Blue Willow
"Legend of Blue Willow"
Bordeaux
Brettone
Candlelight
Chantilly
COMMEMORATIVE
see Club News
COMMUNITY ... see Nearcut
ISSUE PAGE
Chintz
Cleo
Daffodil
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Diane
Dragon
Elaine
"Etchings" by Phyllis Smith
Windsor
Lorna
#736
Dragon
#732
Etching #704
Etching #742
Etta
General Information
Gloria
Grape #401
Grape, White Enameled
Hunt Scene
Lorna
Marjorie
Martha
Paisley
Portia
Rosepoint
Whiskey Bottles
Wildflower
Windsor
Ye Olde Ivy
ETCHING PROCESS
ETTA
EVERGLADES
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see Club News
FAIRS
FARBERWARE
Advertisement
"Chrome Nude Strips"
by Jack & Sue Rettig
"Farberware" by Bill Smith
"Gwen's Glassline"
by Gwen Shumpert
FEATHER
see Nearcut
FERNLAND
see Nearcut
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS .
see Club News, Auditor's Report
ISSUE PAGE
Pat Binkley
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3
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"FLOWER HOLDERS"
by Bill Smith
Bashful Charlotte
Blocks - #1500 Series
Draped Lady
Eagle & Cockatoo
Flower Block #2899
Geisha Girl
Heron
Mandolin Lady
Rose Lady
Self-Arranging Block
Turtle
Vase Insert
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see Animals
and Flower Holders
"GENERAL HISTORY OF
THE CAMBRIDGE GLASS
CO." by John Wolfe
HISTORY
see Cambridge Glass Co., History
HOKEY POKEY STUDY
see Club News
GROUP
HOFFMAN, George
"Ivy Ba Its"
HOUSTON, Virginia
"Morning Meditations of a
Glassaholic"
HUGHES, Janice
"Open Letter To The Membership
"Question"
Acquainted"
HUNT SCENE . see Etchings
Cambridge Square reproductions . see Pressed Patterns
Caprice reproductions see Pressed Patterns
Other reproductions
FOUR LINES #2960
see Nearcut
see Animals
GEISHA . see Flower Holders
GEORGIAN TUMBLERS
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"IN SEARCH OF A GEORGIAN TUMBLER" by Tom Gray
"INTERVIEW MARTHA
MITCHELL" by Russell
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Vogelsong
GINGER JAR & DOLPHIN
Candlesticks #50I
5
3
IMPERIAL GLASS CO.
see "Patterns"
Description & picture
Article by Tom Gray
HERON
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Ballot
Base types & differences
Blue Jay - photo
Color Chart
Color Chart - revised
Introduction - advertisement
Reproduction - Seagull &
Draped Lady
Seagull
FROGS
GADROON
HENDERSON, Paul
Puzzle - Colors
Solution - Colors
FLOWER HOLDERS AND
BLOCKS
FLOWER POT #705
FLYING LADY Sea Shell
ISSUE PAGE
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
HARVEST . see Rock Crystal
HEIRLOOM .... see Pressed
GLENDALE see Rock Cyrstal
GLORIA
see Etchings
GRAPE #401
see Etchings
GRAPE, White Enameled ...
"INTERVIEW - VIRGIL
SALTZ" by Charles Upton
INVERTED STRAWBERRY
see Nearcut
INVERTED THISTLE
see Nearcut
see Etchings
"IS IT CAMBRIDGE"
GRAY, Tom
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"GWEN'S GLASSLINE"
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HANOVER
see Rock Cyrstal
"HAPPY NEW YEAR & HAPPY
GLASS HUNTING"
"In Search of a Georgian
Tumbler"
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GUERNSEY GLASS CO.
by Gwen Shumpert
"FEARSOME FOURSOME"
by McFadden & Wollenhaupt
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
FIRST CAMBRIDGE GLASS
PIECE
"FLOWERS & FROGS" by
by John Wolfe
HARDESTY, David . see Club
News, "Let's Get Acquainted"
7
by Dave McFadden
Introduction
Nude Stem cocktail - Imperial
Bridge Hound - Guernsey
Rosepoint - Imperial
Miscellaneous - Imperial
Inverted Strawberry - Guernsey
Miscellaneous - Imperial
Caprice & Cambridge Square
Imperial
Jefferson Line - Imperial
Rock Crystal Engravings
3" Swan - Mosser
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Frog, Squirrel, Dog & Cat
bottles - Mosser
Pharmaceutical Line - Variety
Cambridge Molds owned Mosser
Miscellaneous - Crystal Art,
Imperial & Mosser
Rock Crystal Engravings LaFlo
#3 Cambridge Bird - Mosser .
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
LETTERS see "We Get Letters"
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ISAACS, Karen
"Cambridge Connoisseur"
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IVY BALLS
Advertisement - Aurora Stems
#301I Nude Stem
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"IVY BALLS"
by George Hoffman
JAPONICA
see "Trademarks"
Photo - covered urn
Photo - vase
JEFFERSON
and "Questions & Answers"
MARTHA
see Advertisements
MARYLAND see Rock Crystal
McAFEE, Rose
"Cambridge Glass Collectors
Hold Gathering Here" ...
see Rock Crystal
KITCHEN GLASSWARE ....
see Nearcut
Nude Stem Description
Circular Letter #I83
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"LETS GET ACQUAINTED"
by Phyllis Smith .... see
Club News
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.... see Club News, "Let's Get
Acquainted
LAMPS
see Rock Crystal
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McFADDEN, Dave
LADY LEGS .. see Bookends
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Buzz Saw #2966
Toy Dishes
Epergne, 3 piece
Article w /pictures
Fake Caster Set
see Carnival
Candy Plate, Mug & Tray ...
Carnival
Chelsea
McCARTNEY, Will Cameron
LABELS ... see "Trademarks"
LAFLO CUT GLASS CO. ...
LaTOURAINE .. see Nearcut
LAUREL WREATH
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KING EDWARD
see Rock Crystal
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see Etchings & Pressed Patterns
MARTHA WASHINGTON ..
LARCHMONT
6
see Etchings and Nearcut
see Nearcut
Acquainted"
12
see Flower Holders
MAJESTIC
see Rock Crystal
MANNEQUIN HEAD
MARJORIE
LANDMAN, Ruby
Awards
Jamestown Exposition 1907
Golden West & American 1909
St. Louis 1904
Baskets
Bennett Juicer
MANDOLIN LADY
JUGS .... see Catalog Pages
KEG SET
... see Club News
McFADDEN, Joy
"Fearsome Foursome"
"Prices Here & There"
"Rock Crystal Engravings"
"Rosepoint"
"MEMOS FROM THE FIRST
CONVENTION" by Fran Pavlov
MESSAGE FROM THE
PRESIDENT
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Community - picture
Community Colonial
Cut Wild Rose
Daisy - article
Daisy - lamp
Dorothy
Empress Shaker
Feather #2651
see Carnival
Fernland #2635
Toy Dishes
Article
Forks #2696
Four Lines #2960
General Information
Gothic #2970
Jelly Jars
Kitchen Wares
Picture
Article
Lamps
LaTouraine
Lexington #2860
Article
Madaline
Marjorie
Catalog page
Moss Rose
Paul Revere
Peacock
MONKEY LAMP
Article
see Animals and Lamps
MONTROSE see Rock Crystal
Picture
Plymouth #2630
Red Sunflower .... see Daisy
Ribbon #2653
"MORNING MEDITATIONS
OF A GLASSAHOLIC"
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see Carnival
see Club News, Charles Upton,
Robert Coyle, Bill Smith
by Virginia Houston
47
NEARCUT
Acquainted"
LYNBROOK see Rock Crystal
see Nearcut
MADALINE
MANOR ... see Rock Crystal
Information
Information
Picture
MUSEUM
see Rock Crystal
see Animals
see Etchings
MAP of Cambridge, Ohio ...
MARDI GRAS
MOUNT VERNON
NARCISSUS BULB VASE ..
NAUTILUS
• see Nearcut and Rock Cyrstal
LILY OF THE VALLEY
JENNY LIND
Draped Lady
Hurricane
Monkey
Nearcut
Owl
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LEXINGTON
LIONS
LORNA
LYND, Arnold
see Nearcut
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...
ISSUE PAGE
MOSSER GLASS COMPANY
"LETTERS FROM LENA"
JUICE EXTRACTOR
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
MOSS ROSE
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ISAACS, Doris
"Cambridge Connoisseur"
"Museum Donation"
"Scrapbook Rambles"
Acquainted"
.... see Club News, Quarterly
Meetings
ISSUE PAGE
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AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
ISSUE PAGE
see Carnival
Sunburst
see Carnival
Thistle
Tomahawk #2561 see Carnival
Toy Dishes
Wheat Sheaf #2660
Article
see Carnival
see Carnival
#2340
#2508 - Article
#2588 Bowl
#2658
#2666
#2693
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50
52
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65
66
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4
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12
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12
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8
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1
4
NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
Reprint - Sept. 1, 1948
Bennett in Hall of Fame ....
Cambridge Convention 1978 .
"NOTES FROM YOUR EDITOR"
by Phyllis Smith
30
31
32
33
34
35
37
38
15
3
8
11
5
9
3
7
NUDES
see Stems
OHIO STATE FAIR
see Club News
"OPEN LETTER TO THE
MEMBERSHIP"
by 1977 Display Room
Committee
see Barstow, Jo
see Hughes, Janice
News, Convention Speaker
see Animals &
Lamps
"PATTERNS" by Ruth Forsythe
Nearcut Feather
Cut Wild Rose
Inverted Strawberry
Chelsea
Statuesque
Red Sunflower
Nearcut Peacock
Nearcut Toy Dishes
Snowflake - Fernland
Stratford
Dresden Figure
#4072 Cutting
First Convention Breakfast
Etchings
Ribbon #2653
Wheat Sheaf #2660
Martha Washington
Cambridge Square
Harvest
Rosepoint
Virginian
Candlelight
Nearcut #2508
Star #2656
Novelty Figures
Lily of the Valley
"PATTERNS" by Bill Smith
6
6
OWL LAMP ..
see Carnival
see Carnival
see Carnival
by Phyllis Smith
Wheat Sheaf, Spoons, Forks .
Jelly Jars
Four Lines #2960
Baskets
Buzz Saw #2699
Plymouth #2630
Lexington #2860
Stratford
Specials - bowls
#2636
Specialties
#2649, #2654 & Daisy #2760 .
Shakers
Kitchen Items
Unknown # w/cutting
Gothic #2970
ISSUE PAGE
-
NEARCUT continued
Snowflake
see Fernland
Spoons #2694
Star #2656
Picture
Article
Stratford
Strawberry, Inverted
Article
Reproduction information ..
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
ORME, W. L. Picture
see Clubb
ORME, William C.
47
9
Caprice
PAUL REVERE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
7
6
5
4
4
5
6
3
6
4
5
4
7
4
3
3
4
6
4
6
6
4
8
12
6
12
44
45
46
47
48
8
6
4
6
8
. see Nearcut
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
ISSUE PAGE
Caprice
Advertisement
see "Patterns", Caprice
see "Stems"
Block Optic
Everglades
Pictures
Article - Buffalo
Gadroon
Picture
Jefferson reissued
Jenny Lind - picture
Martha
Advertisement
Catalog pages
Martha Washington
Article
Advertisement
Centennial, Continental, Heirloom, Victorian
Mount Vernon
Picture
Advertisement
Picture
Taiwan Reproduction
Catalog page
Nautilus
Pristine
Pictures
Catalog pages
Rosepoint, pressed
Sea Shell
Article
PAVLOV, Fran
"Memos From The First Convention"
PAVLOV, Richard
13
8
Statuesque
Flying Lady
-
see Club News, "Profiles"
see Etchings
PAISLEY
PEACOCK .. see Animals &
Nearcut
"PIONEERING IN QUALITY
GLASSWARE AT CAM
BRIDGE" by J. M. Hammer
-
Part I
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
Part VI
Part VII
26
27
29
30
31
32
33
PLYMOUTH .... see Nearcut
POMONA DECORATION ..
see Etchings
PORTIA
PORTIERE picture
PRESSED PATTERNS
Cambridge Square
Article
Reissued
see "Trademarks"
9
Catalog pages
Sonata
Tally-Ho
Article w/catalog pages
Cocktail Shaker
see "Stems"
Virginian
Article
Advertisement
5
8
3
3
8
6
8
POUTER PIGEON
3
6
"PRICES HERE & THERE"
54
11
18
24
53
6
6
6
Catalog pages
Weatherford
Picture
65
7
29
35
4
7
44
49
52
12
3
11
33
54
58
25
49
4
7
12
6
3
33
63
14
9
17
20
4
4
31
3
30
37
43
43
46
54
68
47
19
2
4
7
10
3
6
11
35
61
67
9
8
6
42
58
57
57
58
67
65
10
3
10
7
6
4
4
59
43
4
4
21
30
40
62
6
14
7
8
29
33
5
9
see Bookends
by Phyllis Smith
42
5
43
5
44
11
45
5
46
11
47
10
48
6
49
8
continued
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
continued
by McFadden & Wollenhaupt
PRISTINE see Pressed Patterns
"PROFILES" by Evelyn Allen
.... see Club News, "Profiles"
PUZZLES
Puzzle by Vicki Wollenhaupt
Solution
Puzzle by Paul Henderson
Solution
QUARTERLY MEETING
INFORMATION see Club News
"QUESTIONS & ANSWERS"
"QUESTIONS & ANSWERS"
by Bill Smith
RADIANT ROSE
see Rock Crystal
RANKIN, David
"A Supreme Novelty" (Turkey)
"Convention Banquet"
"Project Committee Report"
Acquainted"
see "Trademarks"
"RANKIN REDUCES
CONFUSION" by Phyllis Smith
RANKIN, Sue
"Quarterly Meeting Report" .
see Club News, Ohio State Fair
Reports
RED SUNFLOWER
see Nearcut
"REFLECTIONS"
by Charles Upton
see Stems
REGENCY
REISSUES
Cambridge Square
Lady Legs
Statuesque
"REPRINT PAYS FOR ITSELF"
by Phyllis Smith
ISSUE PAGE
52
54
56
51
3
11
8
8
31
32
45
46
9
3
5
3
2
5
23
24
25
28
29
30
31
33
34
35
37
39
53
54
56
10
8
3
6
6
3
3
4
6
9
2
5
8
5
9
44
14
26
6
6
13
64
7
66
6
62
4
53
64
42
6
13
6
41
9
58
12
42
4
"REPRODUCTIONS"
RETTIG, Jack
"Auction Report"
Acquainted"
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
RETTIG, Jack & Sue
"Chrome Nude Strips"
"The Last Breakfast"
see "Touch of History"
RETTIG, Kit - "Photographic
View of the 1977 Convention
and Show"
see Nearcut
RIBBON
ROCK CRYSTAL
ENGRAVINGS
Celestial
Chesterfield
Cortland
Deerfield
Dover
Fleurette
Glendale
Hanover
Harvest
King Edward
Larchmont
Laurel Wreath
Lexington
Advertisement
Lily of The Valley
Lucia
Lynbrook
Majestic
Picture
Manor
Advertisement
Bell
Maryland
Montrose, Bell
Perry
Radiant Rose
Rondo
Roxbury
Tempo
Thistle
Today
Vesta
Wedding Rings
Whitehall
#138 Engraving
#4072 Cutting
"ROCK CRYSTAL
ENGRAVINGS"
by Joy McFadden
RONDO ... see Rock Crystal
ROXBURY . see Rock Crystal
ROSE LADY
see Flower Holders
ROSE POINT .. see Etchings
and Pressed Patterns
"ROSE POINT - ITS
BEGINNINGS"
by Lynn Welker
"ROSE POINT"
by Lynn Welker
10
ISSUE PAGE
59
13
12
11
52
5
35
27
65
65
65
6
3
6
6
6
65
6
65
65
19
65
6
7
4
7
65
27
6
3
46
65
12
7
26
61
51
12
10
7
36
46
8
3
65
66
7
10
65
66
46
57
33
65
65
33
33
43
14
33
43
35
12
7
10
12
II
12
6
6
11
12
3
4
12
3
II
4
43
3
55
4
56
6
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
"ROSE POINT"
by Joy McFadden, Frank &
Vicki Wollenhaupt
see Colors
RUBINA
RUBY, Ed ... see Club News,
"Let's Get Acquainted"
SALAD PLATE #596
SHUMPERT, Gwen
"Gwen's Glassline"
"Cambridge Square by
Imperial"
see Club News,
Banquet Speaker
SCOTTY DOG .. see Animals
and Bookends
"SCRAPBOOK RAMBLES"
by Doris Isaacs
SEAGULL see Flower Holders
"SEA SHELL" by Lynn Welker
SEA SHELL
"SEVENTY-FIVE & FIFTY
YEARS AGO"
SHAVING SET
SILVER CITY - Caprice Reissue
SMITH, Bill
"BEa Ware of Reissues"
"Book Is Delivered"
"Farberware"
"Researching Magazines"
see "Flower Holders"
see "Patterns", Caprice
.... see Club News, "Profiles"
... see Club News, President's
SMITH, Phyllis
"Banquet Speaker" Shumpert
'??Cambridge??"
"Festive Weekend Planned" .
"Rankin Reduces Confusion"
"Reprint Pays For Itself"
"Unique Ladies"
see Cartoons
.... see Club News, Auction,
Convention, Quarterly
Meeting 81 Show Reports
Acquainted"
see "Etchings"
see "Nearcut Patterns"
see "Notes From Your Editor"
... see "Prices Here & There"
SNOWFLAKE ... see Nearcut
SONATA see Pressed Patterns
SQUIRREL
see Animals
STAR
see Candleholders and
Nearcut
STATUESQUE .... see Stems
"STATUESQUE #3011"
by Lynn Welker
STEMS
Miscellaneous Stems
Pristine
ISSUE PAGE
67
6
30
17
37
6
53
6
58
14
58
3
35
31
48
4
7
8
64
39
60
65
13
7
8
6
61
54
50
64
41
68
3
3
6
7
9
7
57
6
41
3
35
9
continued
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
see Stradivari
Regency
Rose Point - pressed
see "Stems"
Simplicity #301
Statuesque #3011 Nude
Description
Stradivari
Sweetheart
Tally-Ho
#1953
#1957
#1958
#3077
#3106
#312I
#3122
#3500
#3775
"STEMS" by Frank &
Vicki Wollenhaupt
#3114
#I066 Aurora
#1402 Tally Ho
-
Stradivari
#3300
Caprice
#3115
#3500
#3011 Statuesque
#3122
#312I and #3I26
see Stems
STRADIVARI
STRATFORD ... see Nearcut
STRAWBERRY, Inverted ...
see Nearcut
STUDY GROUPS
see Club News
see Animals
SWANS
see "Cambridge Swans"
see "Touch of History"
SWEETHEART ... see Stems
SYRUPS
see Pressed
TALLY HO
Patterns and Stems
"TALLY HO" by Lynn Welker
see Colors,
TARTER, Jabe
TEMPO ... see Rock Crystal
"THE LAST BREAKFAST'
"THE LEGEND OF BLUE
WILLOW"
THISTLE ... see Nearcut and
Rock Crystal
TODAY ... see Rock Crystal
TOMAHAWK #2561
see Nearcut
see Colors
TOMATO
"TOUCH OF HISTORY"
Introduction
Star and Ribbon
Nearcut Lamps
ISSUE PAGE
67
6
51
57
16
33
31
59
39
65
57
33
55
55
39
55
48
7
6
6
10
9
4
9
4
11
7
4
6
11
5
5
31
32
33
34
35
37
38
39
40
42
44
45
5
3
3
5
6
9
4
13
3
6
3
3
31
8
-
-
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
LaTouraine
Miscella neous
Chelsea, Moss Rose
Azurite and Ebony
Block Optic, Weatherford ...
Flower Holders
Compact, Shaving, Desk Set
Smoking Items
Narrow Optic Items
Unusual Dinnerware Pieces
Willow Blue - Decagon
Water Sets, Place Card
Turkey
Crystal w/ Ebony
Swans
Gloria Etching
Sea Shell Items
#3400 Ball Line, Etchings ...
Everglades and Swan
Windsor & Ye Olde Ivy Etching
Mt. Vernon
TOY DISHES
TOY CANDY CONTAINERS
see Candy Boxes
"TRADEMARKS"
by David Rankin
Introduction
Nearcut
Cambridge Paper Label
Triangle C
Genuine Hand Made
Cambridge Paper Label ...
Specialty Labels - Art Glass
Specialty Labels
Specialty Labels - 1950's ....
Rock Crystal
Ye Olde Ivy and Japonica ...
Gold and Acid Stamp - Crown
Paper Label - Update
TRADEMARKS ARTICLE
by Charles Upton
see Animals
TURKEY
see
Animals
and
TURTLE ....
Flower Holders
TWO KID see Flower Holders
"UNIQUE LADIES"
by Phyllis Smith
ISSUE PAGE
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
35
36
37
4
6
4
4
4
16
7
9
7
11
12
8
38
39
5
6
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
8
4
UPTON, Chades
"Antique Trader Article"
13
11
36
9
22
23
24
6
6
10
"Cambridge Carnival Glass" ..
"Convention Report - 1974" ..
"Discontinued Cambridge Glass"
"Interview With Virgil Saltz" .
"Reflections"
"Will The Real Cambridge
Turkey Please Stand Up" ....
... see Club News, Presidents
Acquainted"
VANITY TRAY
VARIETY GLASS COMPANY
23
24
26
27
3
9
4
3
28
29
31
32
33
35
36
42
3
2
2
2
12
2
11
8
9
2
11
68
7
6
7
8
9
11
13
19
23
62
2
2
2
2
7
4
4
5
4
10
2
30
see Pressed
VICTORIAN
see Pressed
VIRGINIAN
Patterns
VOGELSONG, Russell
"Buffalo Hunt Scene"
"Cambridge Nearcut Carnival"
"Cambridge Rubina"
"Crown Tuscan"
"Martha Mitchell Interview" .
"Reproductions"
"WE GET LETTERS"
from NCC Members
8
8
10
4
12
10
10
3
-
59
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
15
WEATHERFORD . see Pressed
Patterns
"WELCOME TO THE HOW,
WHEN AND WHERE
COLUMN" by John Wolfe ...
WEDDING RINGS .. see Rock
Crystal
WELKER, Lynn
"Auction Information"
"Rose Point - Its Beginnings"
"Rose Point"
„ Sea Shell"
"Statuesque #3011"
„
„
Tally-Ho
see Colors, "Cambridge
Rainbow”
Acquainted"
WHEAT SHEAF . see Nearcut
"WHERE TO BEGIN"
by Gary and Mona Campbell .
"WHY DO WE COLLECT
CAMBRIDGE GLASS"
by Harry and Evelyn Allen ...
WILDFLOWER .. see Etchings
"WILL THE REAL CAMBRIDGE TURKEY PLEASE
STAND UP" by Charles Upton
WILLOW BLUE .. see Colors
see Etchings
WINDSOR
WINDSOR BLUE . see Colors
WOLFE, John
"Club News" Membership
Report
"Happy New Year & Happy
Glass Hunting in 1974" ....
"Welcome To How, When and
Where Column"
Acquainted"
see "General History of
Cambridge Glass Co."
ISSUE PAGE
52
59
65
67
54
58
11
3
3
3
4
12
18
22
34
40
41
54
55
56
60
61
9
8
13
9
10
8
8
10
13
10
4
68
55
56
58
57
59
3
4
6
3
6
4
16
3
10
6
10
2
3
5
9
5
1
4
AUTHOR/TITLE/TOPIC
ISSUE PAGE
- NOTES
WOLLENHAUPT, Frank
"Cambridge Swans"
"Convention Banquet"
Acquainted"
see "Collectors Corner"
• see "Questions & Answers"
36
14
5
6
67
6
27
51
6
8
14
7
7
3
WOLLENHAUPT, Frank &
Vicki
"Rose Point" Pressed Pattern
see "Stems"
WOLLENHAUPT, Vicki
"Fearsome Foursome"
"Prices Here & There"
see Puzzles
YARDLEY JARS
Sachet Jar
Color
YE OLDE IVY ... see Etchings
Back issues of the CRYSTAL BALL
are available to members only, at a
cost of 60c each or 12 issues for $7.
PLEASE ADDRESS ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO
CAMBRIDGE CRYSTAL BALL
P.O. Box #4I6
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Permit No. 15

Crystal Ball Newsletter December 1978 with Cummulative Index

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