• Cover: Detail of The Peace, one of Marc Chagall's famous stained-glass windows, located in the Chapel of the Cordeliers, Sarrebourg, France.
• Jane Spillman, From the President/Editor. Thanks to Ken Depew for his leadership - About the contents of the current issue - The NAGC-sponsored trip to France - Our program for the next seminar in Florida - A reminder that Amazon purchases linked from our home page on the web earns us funds.
• Paul Doros, "Stourbridge Glass Company and Tiffany Furnaces." Louis Heidt and Company - Heidt and Dannenhoffer - Boston Antique Glass Company - Streator Art Glass Company - Kokomo Opalescent Glass Company - Arthur J. Nash - Favrile - Corona - Dr. Parker C. McIlhiney - Jimmy Stewart, gaffer - Tiffany Girls - Daniel Cheser - Childe Hassam - Frederic Church - Gutzon Borglum - Edwin Blashfield - René de Quelin - Thomas Manderson - Laurelton Hall - Arthur V. Rose - Francis Thill glasshouse - Candace Wheeler - - old gaffer Thomas Manderson - Gillinder and Sons glasshouse - Boston and Sandwich Glass Company - John Hollingsworth - August "Auggie" LeFevre - Mt. Washington Glass Works - Arthur E. Saunders - Thomas Johnson - James A Stewart - gaffers' pay rates - George J. Cook - Maurice Kelly - Quezal Art Glass Company - Durand Art Glass Company - American Flint Glass Workers Union - Tiffany Furnaces Sick Benefits Society - James Grady - Joseph Cook - beer during breaks - The Glass Workers of Tiffany Furnaces club - John Page - Robert Hicks - "mask and civil ball" - cut glass - John Cook - Frederick George - baseball team - several ills. - extensive references.
• Ken Depew, "The History and Artistry of French Glass" - NAGC-sponsored trip - group photo - Notre Dame Cathedral - Sainte-Chapelle - Chartres - Malcom Miller - Verrerie d'Art - Versailles - glass flowers - Galerie-Musée Baccarat - Starwood Capital Group - Baccarat glassware - Anne Vanlatum - Musée de l'Ecole de Nancy - Gallé - Daum - Mme. Valois - Musée des Beaux-Arts de Nancy - Chagall window The tree of Life (La Paix) - St Louis glass factory - La Grand Place Crystal Museum - Musée Lalique - Reims - wine at Vin et Maree, ills.
• 2014 NAGC Seminar, May 8-10, Double Tree Hilton Hotel, Orlando, Florida - schedule

• Cover: At The Corning Museum of Glass, Cream Jug with 1794 U.S. penny in knop, blown, tooled. U.S., probably Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, possibly Kensington Glass Works, John Nicholson's Glasshouse or Philadelphia Glass Works, about 1800-1815. H. 12.2 cm (2012.4.130, purchased with the assistance of the Karl and Anna Koepke Endowment Fund)
• Jane Spillman, From The Editor's Desk, about the Gillinder and Sons Catalog, trip to France.
• Gillinder and Sons Glassware: A Catalog, Part 2, Jane Shadel Spillman, ills.
• The History and Artistry of French Glass for the National American Glass Club (September 1-11, 2013), itinerary and details, Jane Shadel Spillman.
• Book Review by Jane Shadel Spillman: Bibliography of Glass From the Earliest Times to the Present, written by Willy Van den Bossche, ill.
• In memoriam, Alvina Hefeli Brekel (1948-2013), former member and co-founder of the James H. Rose Chapter, NAGC
• Agenda, 29th-Annual NAGC Seminar, New Bedford, MA (May 8-10, 2013)
• Letter from the Present, Ken Depew. Second term as president ending. On the enthusiastic response to registration for our 29th Annual NAGC Seminar. The seminar will be held jointly with The Mount Washington and Pairpoint Glass Society in New Bedford, Massachusetts. About the NAGC-sponsored trip "The History and Artistry of French Glass, about the loss of David Whitehouse, former executive director of the Corning Museum of Glass, about the newly organized Mount Pleasant Glass Museum at 537 West Main Street, Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania. Mount Pleasant was home of the Bryce Brothers, Lenox and L. E. Smith glass companies.

The Glass Club Bulletin is indexed in the Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature. .

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The National American Glass Club's membership directory is published annually solely for the use of the membership. It lists members' names and addresses, officers, local chapters, and, occasionally, a compilation of educational programs for NAGC members and chapters. The current Membership and Resource Directory 2010-2011, lists the NAGC Membership, forty-four Institutional Memberships and seventeen chapters nationwide. Members may list their collecting interests in the directory. Also included are the By-Laws of the National American Glass Club, Officers and Directors, Committee Chairs and Appointments, "Exploring the NAGC Web Site www.glassclub.org" and a list of supporting members. Also included are a number of illistrations depicting a variety of glass objects.
A sampling of the diversity of those interests includes American Glass, European Glass, cut glass, depression glass, paperweights, Moser art glass, sparkling lamps and other lighting, bottles and flasks, carnival glass, commerative and historical glass, Tiffany, salts, Bohemian glass, opaline, enameled glass, Gillinder, pressed pattern glass, Duncan, cordials and decanters, ancient through Islamic, Heisey, 18th & 19th c. Anglo-Irish, buttons, stained leaded glass, salt shakers, glass literature, cranberry glass, glass dolphins, perfume bottles, vaseline glass, cup plates, children's pressed glass, Sandwich glass, crackle glass, Dorflinger, Steuben - the list goes on.....

In addition, members may elect to include their e-mail addresses in the directory (those desiring to do so, should e-mail the NAGC Membership Chairperson).

The current Membership Directory was compiled and edited by Jim Davidson, Maryland.