Depression Era Dime Store Glass Binding:Paperback / softback The result is thousands of

The result is thousands of wonderful ideas for wine storage and display

the authors have traced the history of the American wristwatch

[AuthorName]Illustrated by Ted Enik and By Beth Roth[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Ted Enik has applied his versatility to original art

[AuthorName]By Kathleen Jenks[/AuthorName][AuthorBio]Kathleen has a PhD in Religious Studies and taught graduate level courses in mythology and ritual for nine years

a founding trustee of the Museum of American Folk Art

Depression Era Dime Store Glass Binding:Paperback / softback The result is thousands ofA nostalgic trip down the aisles of America's five and ten cent stores, this book illustrates and describes the extensive variety of glassware that was available to everyday consumers in the Depression years. Once a staple item along "Main Street, U. S. A.," dime stores such as Ben Franklin, S. S. Kresge, McCrory, G. C. Murphy, J. J. Newberry, and F. W. Woolworth sold attractive, practical glassware at affordable prices, ranging from tableware,