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Introduction to Glass Science and Technology

By J. E. Shelby, Alfred University, New York, USA

A concise and inexpensive introduction for an undergraduate course in glass science and technology but also invaluable to the engineer or scientist who desires more knowledge regarding the formation, properties and production of glass.
1997. 250 pages. Available from Amazon

Dictionary of Glass

By Charles Bray, FSGT

The dictionary is aimed at people who work with glass whether they are glassblowers, etchers, engravers, stained glass artists or industrial glass workers. The book aims to cover both technical and artistic aspects of working with glass and takes a scholarly approach to the subject.
1996. 224 pages. Available from Amazon

Techniques of Kiln Formed Glass

By Keith Cummings

Kiln forming as a technique was in use for centuries before the Romans developed glass blowing and yet it has been greatly overshadowed by glass blowing. The author reviews the history of kiln froming and discusses the materials and methods such as slumping and fusing which are involved in it. The book is illustrated with examples of the work of an international group of artists.
1997. 176 pages. Available from Amazon

Handbook of Glass in Construction

By Joseph S. Amstock

An excellent volume for anyone involved in the manufacture, design or installation of double glazing units. It gives sufficient background for newcomers to the technology to be able to understand the basics of glass manufacture and properties, and more than enough detail on double glazing to satisfy the most enthusiastic manufacturer.
Available from Amazon

Glass Science - second edition

By R. H. Doremus

John Wiley & Sons have agreed a discount to Members. Originally published in the 1970s this second edition has been revised and expanded for the 1990s and beyond. 1994 352 pages. Available from Amazon

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