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Title: Glassware
Date(s): 1876
Contributor(s): Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) (associated name)
Collection ID: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection (Accession 2003.255)
Hagley ID: AVD_2003_255_03_B_13A_03
Collection: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection

Title: L. Gosse Fils, Verrerie De St. Ouen, Paris
Date(s): 1876
Contributor(s): Centennial Exhibition (1876 : Philadelphia, Pa.) (associated name), L. Gosse Fils (originator)
Collection ID: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection (Accession 2003.255)
Hagley ID: AVD_2003_255_01_073
Collection: Centennial Exhibition photograph and ephemera collection

Title: The Glory Hole preliminary script
Date(s): 1946, 1947
Contributor(s): Cinecraft, Inc. (Production company), Fostoria Glass Company (Sponsor), Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc. (Associated name)
Description: A script for a film production in which fictional teenagers Mary Lee and Joe learn about crystal glassware. They visit a glass manufacturing plant where they see how glass is shaped, how it is refined and polished, and how patterns are etched into the surface. Then they visit a crystal glassware saleswoman to learn about the different inspections of glassware necessary for selecting pieces to purchase. Includes notes and suggestions on the film both typed and handwritten.
Collection ID: Cinecraft Productions films
Hagley ID: AVD_2019227_07_10
Collection: Cinecraft Productions Films

Title: Crystal Clear production materials
Date(s): 1946
Contributor(s): Cinecraft Productions, Inc. (Production company), Fostoria Glass Company (sponsor)
Description: The script and proposals are written for a film production in which fictional teenagers Mary Lee and Don learn about crystal glassware. They visit a glass manufacturing plant where they witness different ways glass is shaped, how it is refined and polished, and how patterns are etched into the surface. Then they visit a crystal glassware saleswoman to learn about the different inspections of glassware necessary for selecting pieces to purchase.
Collection ID: Cinecraft Productions films
Hagley ID: AVD_2019227_07_11
Collection: Cinecraft Productions Films

Title: Crystal Clear production stills
Date(s): 1946
Contributor(s): Cinecraft Productions, Inc. (Production company), Fostoria Glass Company (sponsor)
Description: Depicts the process of crystal glassware manufacture. Includes scenes of a couple in their kitchen, as well as the process of glassblowing, glass purification, and quality assurance in the manufacturing plant.
Collection ID: Cinecraft Production films (Accession 2019.227)
Hagley ID: AVD_2019227_39_62
Collection: Cinecraft Productions Films

Title: 'Crystal Clear' teachers' guide
Date(s): 1946
Contributor(s): Cinecraft, Inc. (associated name), Fostoria Glass Company (originator)
Collection ID: Culley family collection of Cinecraft Productions audiovisual materials (Accession 2018.201)
Hagley ID: AVD_2018201_02_10_02
Collection: Culley Family Cinecraft Productions Collection

Title: Crystal Clear
Date(s): 1946
Contributor(s): Fostoria Glass Company (Sponsor), Cinecraft, Inc. (Production company), Culley, Ray, 1904-1983 (Director), Siedel, Frank (Narrator), Oliva, George, Jr., 1920-2011 (Author of dialog)
Description: Original version. A sponsored film exploring the world of crystal glassware. While doing the dishes, sisters Betty and Jane break one of their mother's crystal wine glasses. After seeing the accident, their brother Bill insists the glass can be replaced with a similar piece. He recalls a lecture on glass manufacturing, where he learned the different ways glass is shaped, how it is refined and polished, and how patterns are etched into the surface. Betty and Jane then visit a crystal...
Show moreOriginal version. A sponsored film exploring the world of crystal glassware. While doing the dishes, sisters Betty and Jane break one of their mother's crystal wine glasses. After seeing the accident, their brother Bill insists the glass can be replaced with a similar piece. He recalls a lecture on glass manufacturing, where he learned the different ways glass is shaped, how it is refined and polished, and how patterns are etched into the surface. Betty and Jane then visit a crystal saleswoman to replace the broken piece and learn how to inspect glassware before making a purchase. With performances from Natalie Trundy, Diana Florey, John McDill, Brooke Taylor, and Alice Weston. Table settings by Hugh Buzzard. Set decorations by Marvel DeWitt.
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Collection ID: Cinecraft Productions films (Accession 2019.227)
Hagley ID: FILM_2019227_FC445
Collection: Cinecraft Productions Films

Title: Greater Convenience Offered in New Glass Package for Beer
Date(s): 1962-11
Contributor(s): Loewy, Raymond, 1893-1986 (former owner)
Description: From The Glass Packer : The Magazine of Glass Packing (November 1962) includes cover with Miss Rheingold and article
Collection ID: Raymond Loewy Archive (Accession 2251)
Hagley ID: 2012-06_18_Rheingold_ChugaMug_cover_story_in_The_Glass_Packer
Collection: Trade catalogs and pamphlets