Early American Prescut Glass Volume 1 by Tina Spain McDuffie - Paperback PRINT ON DEMAND

Feast your eyes on the first half of the ultimate guide to Early American Prescut (EAPC) glassware, a cherished pattern that graced the cabinets of nearly every home in America. Dive into the details of each piece produced by Anchor Hocking along with its characteristics, quirks, and versatile uses - plus a few far-out foreign-made treasures. Unicorns and Whimsies are covered, too.

Stay tuned for Volume 2, which is sure to delight with its fabulous EAPC sets, snazzy third-party combos, delightful go-withs, and vintage punch recipes! Each volume concludes with a helpful glossary and an extensive index, making it easy to locate any information you need.

Together, these two volumes form the ultimate guide for collectors and glass enthusiasts eager to learn more about Early American Prescut glassware. Snag yours and get in the know!

Note: These two volumes were previously published as Early American Prescut Glass in one volume.

About the Author

Tina Spain McDuffie is an avid Early American Prescut (EAPC) collector, researcher, writer, creator of the Early American Prescut Glass website (eapcglass.com), and an admin/moderator of the Early American Prescut Collectors Facebook Group. Her previous books include JavaScript Concepts & Techniques: Programming Interactive Websites and Tina & Jana’s Adventures in Cookery: The Spain Family Cookbook. She has been an accountant, professional clown, Computer Science instructor, web developer, book and board game seller, boardgame reviewer, and boardgame teacher.

When she’s not immersed in researching and writing about EAPC, she enjoys reading, playing Euro boardgames, assembling jigsaw puzzles, and watching old movies. She lives in the Lowcountry near Charleston, South Carolina, where she and her husband, Tim, own a boardgame, book, and puzzle store, and share their home with two cats and groaning shelves of books, boardgames, and Early American Prescut glass.

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