Pyrex Catalogs

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All the Pyrex catalogs currently available in digital format from the Rakow library at CMOG:

http://www.pyrexcollector.com/catalogs.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Thank you for making this easy link to the catalogs. I am currently lost in the 1961 Northwestern Bottle Catalog. I see my melamine dishes, lustroware, milkglass cakeplates and so much more. This is so fun!
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I was looking at the 1921 Canada catalog and noticed about 4 pages down that it showed iridescent Pyrex. Is this the "Fry" Pyrex I have been reading about? I wonder if it has uranium in it to give it that special glow? :oops:
I am tempted to buy a piece and stick it under the black light to see if it glows like my uranium glass.
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It's just a surface treatment, like carnival glass, that gives the glass a rainbow sheen that changes as you hold it at different angles. When I was in Corning last year, a lady brought in an oval dish to the library for identification.
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1975 and 1976 Pyrex Ware catalogs have been added to the list.
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This is pretty much how I act when I get my hands on a new catalog. Thanks for sharing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7aIf1YnbbU
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