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• Clubs and Societies
• Museums  
• Companies
• Publications and References 

Clubs and Societies

1. 20-30-40 Society  
   American Depression Era Glassware
2. Akro Agate Collectors Club
3. Aladdin Knights
4. Antique and Art Glass Salt Shaker Collector Society
5. Antique Home Page at Glenbourne
6. Blenko Collectors  
7. Bruce & Bonnie's Unofficial Akro Agate Collectors Page
8. Cambridge Glass Collectors
9. Canadian Depression Glass Association (CDGA)
10. The Contemporary Carnival Glass (St. Claire)
11. Early American Pattern Glass Society (EAPGS)
12. EAPGlass
13. European Glass
14. Federation of Historical Bottle Collectors
15. Fenton Fanatics
16. Findlay Glass on the Web
17. Fostoria Glass Collectors Inc.
18. Fostoria Glass Society of America
19. Glass Collector's Corner
20. Goofus Glass Info Center
21. Heisey Collectors of America, Inc. (HCA)
22. Indiana Glass Company
23. International Paperweight Society
24. International Perfume Bottle Association, Inc. (IPBA)
25. Les Cristalleries du Val Saint-Lambert [Translate]
26. Lunar's Olive (EAPG Site)
27. National American Glass Club, Ltd. (NAGC)  
28. National Fenton Glass Society (NFGS)
29. National Greentown Glass Association
30. National Imperial Glass Collectors Society (NIGCS)
31. National Toothpick Holder Collectors Society
32. National Westmoreland Glass Collectors Club   
33. Paden City Glass Society
34. Phoenix & Consolidated Art Glass
35. The Glass Circle (London, England) 
36. The National Duncan Glass Society
37. The Pacific Northwest Fenton Association
38. Three Rivers Depression Era Glass Society
39. Tiara Glass
40. Tiffin Glass Collectors Club
41. Woodsland Carnival Glass (WWW.CGA)

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Museums

1. The Corning Museum of Glass 
2. Dorflinger Glass Museum
3. Duncan-Miller Glass Museum

4. FundacIón Centro Nacional Del Vidrio  
   Spanish Museum and glass school pictures.  [Translate]

5. Glass Museum On Line from Angela Bowey
6. Historical Glass Museum Foundation

7. Kelsey Museum (University of Michigan) 
   Museum houses ancient glass from the Roman Empire.

8. Museum of American Glass at Wheaton Village
9. National Heisey Glass Museum 
10. National Imperial Glass Museum  

11. One hundred years press glass - 1840-1940

12. Redlands Historical Glass Museum, CA
    The Glass Museum is open to the public free on weekends from 12 Noon to 4 PM. The museum opens during the week for group tours.

13. Rockwell Museum, Corning NY
    Museum houses extensive Frederick Carder / Steuben collection.

14. The Chrysler Museum of Art
15. The Portland (Maine) Museum of Art
16. West Virginia Museum of American Glass 

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Companies

1. 1st.Glass  
2. Blenko Glass
3. Fenton Art Glass Company
4. Island Mould & Machine Co.  
5. L. E. Smith Glass Company
6. Mosser Glass   
7. Northwood Art Glass Company
8.  Pairpoint Crystal Company
9. Pilgrim Glass Company (out of business)   
10. Summit Art Glass Company (out of business) 
11. Wilkerson Glass Company

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Publications and References

1. Accueil French Milk Glass [Translate]

2. Antique & Collectors Reproduction News (ACRN)

3. Antique Publications (going out of business) 
4. Bibliofind
5. Black Glass
6. Collectics Antiques & Collectibles
7. Collectors.Org
8. Chat About Depression Glass
   

9. Gran's Place- Glass Hen on a Nest Index
   Shirley Smith's website for identifying hens on a nest.

10. Greentown Glass Company (a publisher)   

11. Glass Encyclopedia

12. Glassforum.net
    

13. The Glass Maven Haven
    A forum especially for glassware & pattern identification from the 19th-20th century.

14. PatternGlass.com 
    For more information click on:  EAPG,  Pattern Glass School,  and  Online Museum

15. Pressglas-Korrespondenz   [Translate]

16. Sowerby Glass

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