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 | Glasshouses And Glass Manufacturers Of The Pittsburgh Region: 1795 - 1910 by Jay W. Hawkins
excerpts about John Agnew |
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 | The John Agnew Companies
from the Society for Historical Archaeology www.sha.org
by Bill Lockhart, Carol Serr, Beau Shriever, and Bill Lindsey |
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 | Agnew and Chambers Glassmaking in Pittsburgh
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 | Chambers and Agnew Glass
from Fleming, George Thornton. Vol. 3 History of Pittsburgh and environs, from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution. New York ; Chicago : The American historical society, inc., 1922. |
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 | Chambers and Agnew Glass
on exhibit at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh -- Glass:Shattering Notions |
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 | Chambers and Agnew Glass
on exhibit at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh -- Glass:Shattering Notions |
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 | Chambers and Agnew Glass
on exhibit at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh -- Glass:Shattering Notions |
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 | Chambers and Agnew Fruit Jars
Chambers jar (second from right) and Agnew jar (far right).
on exhibit at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh -- Glass:Shattering Notions |
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 | Agnew & Co. history
from Glass: Shattering Notions, by Anne Madarasz, Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, 1998 |
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 | Agnew John bio
from Samuel Durant's 1876 History of Allegheny County (on the Historic Pittsburgh site) |
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 | Agnew Home and Glass Factory
Brownsville Rd. and E. Agnew Ave., Carrick PA |
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 | Agnew Home and Glass Factory
Brownsville Rd. and E. Agnew Ave., Carrick PA |
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 | Agnew glass factory
interior photo of the Agnew glass factory in Oakmont (source: Oakmont Carnegie Library). Note from Robert Agey: Found your web site searching for Agnew Glass as my wife's Grandfather, Orlando Sheldon Grubbs worked at Agnew Glass starting about 1882. Photo @ Oakmont library's website was from our collection showing him 2nd from left. We have a… |
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 | Agnew wax sealer lip
Agnew Wax Sealer, patent applied for 1887 Pittsburg |
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 | Agnew wax sealer
Agnew Wax Sealer, patent applied for 1887 Pittsburg |
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 | Agnew Glass Catalog
The 1894 catalogue of the Agnew Company notes its location as Hulton, in Oakmont, then 12 miles north of Pittsburgh. At that time, it was a member of the industry's trade organization, the Western Flint Bottle Association, and served the needs of bottlers, druggists, and food processors in that area. The markings "A. & Co." and "A.G. Co " denoted… |
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 | Agnew glass
The 1894 catalogue of the Agnew Company notes its location as Hulton, in Oakmont, then 12 miles north of Pittsburgh. At that time, it was a member of the industry's trade organization, the Western Flint Bottle Association, and served the needs of bottlers, druggists, and food processors in that area. The markings "A. & Co." and "A.G. Co " denoted… |
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 | Agnew John-- Agnew Glass catalog
The 1894 catalogue of the Agnew Company notes its location as Hulton, in Oakmont, then 12 miles north of Pittsburgh. At that time, it was a member of the industry's trade organization, the Western Flint Bottle Association, and served the needs of bottlers, druggists, and food processors in that area. The markings "A. & Co." and "A.G. Co " denoted… |
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 | Agnew Glass Catalog
The 1894 catalogue of the Agnew Company notes its location as Hulton, in Oakmont, then 12 miles north of Pittsburgh. At that time, it was a member of the industry's trade organization, the Western Flint Bottle Association, and served the needs of bottlers, druggists, and food processors in that area. The markings "A. & Co." and "A.G. Co " denoted… |
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 | Agnew Glass Catalog
The 1894 catalogue of the Agnew Company notes its location as Hulton, in Oakmont, then 12 miles north of Pittsburgh. At that time, it was a member of the industry's trade organization, the Western Flint Bottle Association, and served the needs of bottlers, druggists, and food processors in that area. The markings "A. & Co." and "A.G. Co " denoted… |
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 | Agnew Catalog--Jar
The 1894 catalogue of the Agnew Company notes its location as Hulton, in Oakmont, then 12 miles north of Pittsburgh. At that time, it was a member of the industry's trade organization, the Western Flint Bottle Association, and served the needs of bottlers, druggists, and food processors in that area. The markings "A. & Co." and "A.G. Co " denoted… |
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 | Agnew Jar
John Agnew & Son Wax Seal Fruit Jar |
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 | Agnew Wax Sealer
a CRUDELY MADE & HEAVILY WHITTLED quart sized, wax seal fruit jar with a pressed laid on and grooved ring seal, jar #46-1 in the Red Book #9, circa 1870 to 1876 |
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 | Agnew Wax Sealer
a CRUDELY MADE & HEAVILY WHITTLED quart sized, wax seal fruit jar with a pressed laid on and grooved ring seal, jar #46-1 in the Red Book #9, circa 1870 to 1876 |
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 | Agnew Wax Sealer
a CRUDELY MADE & HEAVILY WHITTLED quart sized, wax seal fruit jar with a pressed laid on and grooved ring seal, jar #46-1 in the Red Book #9, circa 1870 to 1876 |
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 | Agnew Target Ball
from Glass: Shattering Notions, by Anne Madarasz, Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, 1998 |
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 | Agnew Target Ball
from Glass: Shattering Notions, by Anne Madarasz, Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, 1998 |
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 | Agnew and Brown Text
brief history of Agnew glass from Glass: Shattering Notions, by Anne Madarasz, Historical Society of Western Pennsylvania, 1998 |
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| Glasshouses And Glass Manufacturers Of The Pittsburgh Region: 1795 - 1910 by Jay W. Hawkins
Chambers glass companies |
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| The Glass Factories and Bottles of Alexander and David H. Chambers
from the Society for Historical Archaeology
by Bill Lockhart, Carol Serr, Beau Schreiver, and Bill Lindsey
www.sha.org |
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 | A&DH Chambers
from Durant, Samuel W. History of Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania : with illustrations descriptive of its scenery, palatial residences, public buildings, fine blocks, and important manufactories. Philadelphia : L. H. Everts, 1876 |
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 | Chambers Pikes Peak Flask
on exhibit at the Heinz History Center in Pittsburgh -- Glass:Shattering Notions |
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 | Chambers Blob Top Soda Bottle
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 | Chambers Wax Sealer Fruit Jar
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 | A&DH Chambers Warner’s Safe Nervine Bottle
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 | Chambers Blob Top Soda Bottle
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 | Chambers Blob Top Soda Bottle
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 | Chambers Blob Top Soda Bottle
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 | Chambers Pikes Peak Flask
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 | Chambers Window Glass
Under James Albert Chambers, the Chambers Glass Company became a major producer of window glass. There were two companies, Chambers in New Kensington, PA, and Chambers McKee in Jeanette. |
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 | Chambers Window Glass (first part of Paragraph)
from Fleming, George Thornton, Vol. 3 History of Pittsburgh and environs, from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution / By George Thornton Fleming. New York ; Chicago : The American historical society, inc., 1922 |
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 | Chambers Window Glass (second part of paragraph)
from Fleming, George Thornton, Vol. 3 History of Pittsburgh and environs, from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution / By George Thornton Fleming. New York ; Chicago : The American historical society, inc., 1922 |
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 | Chambers and McKee Window Glass Factory
date unknown |
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 | Chambers and McKee Glass Co.
Chambers & McKee Glass Company, Successors to A.& D.H. Chambers, Pittsburgh Glass Works, Established 1843, Manufacturers of Window Glass, Jeannette, PA. Price List Adopted March 6th, 1890.
Letter and price list, Chambers and McKee Glass Co., Jeanette PA
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 | Bryce Higbee operating a glasshouse in Oakmont in 1882???
This is the location of the Agnew glasshouse. |
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 | agnew chambers dissolution partnership 2.jpg
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 | agnew chambers dissolution partnership.jpg
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 | Agnew Glass House Fire 1853.jpg
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 | Fire in John Agnew Glass house.pdf
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 | Crockery and Glass Journal 1882
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