Glass scholar James Measell along with former L.G. Wright salesman, W.C. "Red" Roetteis, dispel many of the myths surrounding the L.G. Wright Glass Company. In fact, the first chapter addresses exactly that, the myths and misconceptions surrounding Wright glass. Typical of a James Measell book, it is well-written and well-researched. Original advertisements, catalog pages, photos from the company archives, company correspondence and other primary documents are interspersed with the captivating text. One of the more confusing companies for glass collectors, this book will help set the story straight. Hundred of items are included in the color plates, many of which are exceptionally beautiful are included in the color plates. Other items will be identified through catalog reprints and drawings. This will be a welcome addition to anyone who collects traditional glass made during the 1930s to 1990s.
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