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• Have You Heard?
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family records you need to keep,
where to keep them, and why
All tax u-turns including in
come, ical estate, personal pio
perty, fcdcial, slate, and local,
should be kept at least six years
Bank statements deposit slips,
check stubs, and cancelled checks
should be kept at least three
years If you use them as evi
dence in tax deductions, you
must keep them six years
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• Antiquing
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but glass making didn’t ically
get stinted in this country until
Stiegel in Manheim, Pcnnsyl
vania and Caspar Wislar in
Salem County, New Jersey in
the 1760’s The fust tmly suc
cessful glass manufactory wa«
the Boston Crown Glass Com
pany which stalled up some
time after the Revolution
AMERICAN PRESSED
GLASS was invented and a
machine built in 1837 by Demin
Jarves and a resourceful car
penter They poured the molten
metal into molds and pressed
the glass into shape which
greatly speeded up the work.
Glass made by this process
soon became beautiful and in
expensive and today most glass
is made by some vauation of
this process Pressed glass is
quickly identified by lines caus
ed by the parts of the mold The
earlier types contained lead and
are finer then most later types
made with lime The glass it
self may vaiy in textuie but the
overall shape of similar pieces
is identical Bottles and insula
tors as well as decoi ative pieces
must be included in this cate
goiv
ART GLASS includes fine
cut glass and an endless airay
of brilliantly colored, overlay
ed, indesced, caived, fluted and
other artistic workings Novelty
and experimentation was the
keynote The gieat art glass
penod started about 1880 and
resulted in so many famous
names and types of glass that
no one, except perhaps the
great Ruth Webb Lee, ever real
ly appi cached a complete analy
sis of the field A few of the
outstanding Art Glass types are
Peachblow, Ambenna, Aurene,
Tiffany, Carnival, Quezal,
Agate, Durand, Satin, Burmese
and Pomona Many of the very
finest pieces are one of a kind.
Some are hand blown, some
machine made, some a mixture
of both
More people collect antiques
of glass than any other single
category
cJoel Sater Send laige self ad
dressed envelope with 12c
stamp for free list of hundreds
of good books on antiques.
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