Dover's unabridged reprint of a 1940 manual, and one of the few books that takes on the awkward parts of the craft directly: accidental fracture, tap breaking, circular indentations, leading, cementing, waxing up, etching, stippling, glass painting, furnace firing. Ninety-three illustrations, one of them in color, across 115 pages, with a section on Tiffany-style and cement-base windows.
The laminate cover is still glossy, with light wear at the corners. Spine creased, binding tight, no soiling.
