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++ Creative Glass Blowing Lampwork Torch Art How-to ++
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Start Time: 7/4/2008
End Time: 7/11/2008
Location: Just down the road from Pilchuck Glass School
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+ Creative glass blowing + Creative glass blowing by James E. Hammesfahr and Clair L. Stong Published by W.H. Freeman and Company, San Francisco, CA, 1968. 196 pages. Hardbound, no dustjacket. Over 150 illustrations, 9 in color. 7 3/4 inches by 9 inches. "Here is the first comprehensive and detailed introduction to the practice of glass blowing, written by a descendant of a long line of professional glass blowers in collaboration with an experienced science writer. In clear, concise language the authors explain, step by step, how to perform the basic operations of glass blowing, from rounding a sharp edge and joining glass parts to blowing bulbs. Throughout the book, exercises provide practice in applying the basic operations in selected combinations to make complex structures. More than 150 illustrations, comprising line drawings, photographs, and nine full-color plates, help the reader visualize the procedures and the finished products of glass blowing. Useful as a text in formal courses in glass blowing, the book will also serve as an introduction for the layman to an engrossing and satisfying hobby and as a guide for the scientist or science student who needs to improvise or repair equipment." This book is water-damaged. There are light water-stains around the edges of all of the pages and the pages are rippled throughout. Several of the color plates are damaged where they stuck together and were roughly separated. All of the text and illustrations are still clear, with no loss of content. Covers have numerous minor scuffs and bumps, small stains. Corners bumped. Binding is solid. Contents are complete and clean, with no underlining, highlighting, or notes. A solid working copy of this well written how-to. Take it into the studio and don't worry about messing it up. Buyer pays $4.99 Media rate shipping and handling within the U.S. Add $1.75 for insurance if desired. We are not responsible for uninsured packages lost or damaged by the Post Office. International/Priority shipment costs more. Ask before you bid. Please visit my About Me Page to learn about my Glass Library, best Glass Book Sources, and other Glass Links! And what in the world is GlassWEAR?   Postal money order gets shipment on our next shipping day (We usually ship once a week, on Saturday.), personal or business check must clear first. You may also pay with a credit card through PayPal.com Be sure to check our other auctions for more books about glass and glassworking © 2008 www.FledglingStudio.com

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