[Rarebooks] FS: 1884 Pilkington Glass Dealer’s Ready Reckoner of Plate and Window Glass

Joslin Hall Rare Books office at joslinhall.com
Thu Apr 26 10:34:31 EDT 2018


"The Glass Dealer’s Ready Reckoner"  By John Thorpe. Published in St. 
Helens, Lancashire by Pilkington Brothers, Ltd., in 1884.

“Consisting of a series of Tables of Superficial Measurement calculated 
from two to one hundred and eighty inches in length by one inch to one 
hundred and thirty-two inches in width for the use of Polished Plate and 
Window Glass Manufacturers and Dealers”. Pilkington Brothers, founded in 
1826, is one of the most respected families of glass manufacturers in 
England.

Hardcover. 6”x9”, 131 tables, numbered 2-132. Table 1 appears not have 
existed, the first gather is complete in the binding and no pages have 
been removed; further, table 2 begins where you would expect the first 
page to be, and a comparison of this copy with copies in institutional 
holdings confirms that the tables begin with Table 2. Covers with some 
soil, a little staining and light wear. Pages with some scattered light 
soil. [42986]  $125

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