Politics and Glass: The McKinley Years, Part 2 by Tom Felt - Glass manufacturers understood the commercial aspects of patriotism and produced wares appealing this sentiment. Dewey, McKinely and Teddy Roosevelt are commemorated in the pieces Felt discusses, pieces produced between 1898 and 1907. Companies included are Beatty-Brady Glass Co., McKee Glass Co., U.S. Glass, Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Co., among others. Four B&W photos depict these wares.

Paul Stankard: Citizen of Three Worlds by Carol Baldwin - Master paperweight artist, Paul Stankard, diverse, unique abilities and contributions to the glass art world are highlighted by Baldwin who includes the insights of several experts in this area. Thirteen color plates are included.

Find Title - Part 1 of the Jones' survey of decorative techniques is illustrated in the eight B&W photos and a dozen color plates. Part 2 will deal more extensively with hot metal applications.

Caithness Glass by Colin Terris - Colin Terris., a master designer for Caithness Glass Ltd. has been in his profession for 30 years. Described are a range of projects undertaken by Caithness and this campany s knack for encompassing various styles and fashions. In particular sets are discussed such as Four Seasons, Planets, The New Millennium Set, and Millennium Liberty.

Loetz Glass: A Trip through the Forest, Part 1 by Alfredo Villanueva-Collado - Villanueva-Cpollado experienced difficulty identifying Bohemian Art Glass. He explains how problems arose and how he has learned to alleviate them. The plates and photos clarify points covered. The conclusion to this article is presented in the next issue.

Imperial Glass Potpourri, Peachblow, Pie Crust and Pearl Venetian by Dr. James S. Measell - Dr James S. Measell, editor of the three-volume Imperial Glass Encyclopedia, discusses three of the less familiar products. Two large color plates and three B&W photos introduce these pieces.

English Purple Slag Glass by Patricia McCulley - This article deals with purple slag glass produced in England. Its interesting history is surveyed. Differences between the English and American versions are considered. Part 2 will cover the later type. Eleven color plates show pieces and two illustrations depict trademarks.