Window Transparencies Catalog from W.E. Tucker & Co.

London: 1894. 4pp. Brochure for W.E. Tucker and Co. "Lithoglas" (chromolithography), described as "a cheap and most useful substitute for stained glass, for the decoration of halls, staircases, offices &c, to prevent overlooking, or to screen unsightly objects from view." To install, wet the glass or the transparency or both, press the transparency on with a damp cloth or sponge, smooth out the bubbles from the center outward and leave untouched for 12 hours. The outer two pages include colorful examples of the patterns and images available and inside lists sizes and pricing. 5 1/2 x 9" VG+. Colors still vibrant. Item #16930

Price: $45.00