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The Glass Industry in South Boston
This bowl comprises five staggered rows of punties. There are sixteen punties in
each horizontal row; they decrease in diameter from the rim to the bottom of the
bowl. The bowl was pressed in a one-piece mold receiver. It was removed from ...
2
Glass Bead Workshop: Building Skills, Exploring Techniques, ...
Tubular, stainless-steel chopsticks: Used as punties in this session, metal
chopsticks have a distinct advantage over punties made of other materials; they
won't slump before you're ready to twist. After you use them, quench them in
waiting ...
3
Flameworking: Creating Glass Beads, Sculptures & Functional ...
Clear borosilicate rods: 7, 4 mm x 6-8 inches (15.2-20.3 cm) long (for punties) 2,
4 mm x 12-15 inches (30.5-38.1 cm) long (for bridges) 4, 12 mm x 12-15 inches (
30.5-38.1 cm) long Green, red, and white colored borosilicate rods 25 mm clear ...
Elizabeth Ryland Mears, 2005
4
Heisey Glassware: The Early Years: 1896-1924
Alongside each set of squares is a series of oval indentations called punties.The
punties range from large to small as the pattern moves to the top of each piece. It
was made in Crystal only and, 3-35. No. 305 Punty and Diamond Point 3-pint ...
5
Population trends in New York state, 1900 to 1930
TABLE 5. Number and Percentage of the Total Population Residing in Various
Groups of Counties in 1920 and 1930* Aora of orsidence Population In punties
119 1or In cities of 10,190 or moor 119 1190 In cities of 2,519 to 9,999 1919 or ...
6
Duck shooting along the Atlantic tidewater
A quarter of a century ago the prevailing design of duck punties on the South
Shore of Long Island was a flat bottom with a slightly crowned deck. They were
pulled out on the bog stern first, and the gunner shot over the bow. The crown on
the ...
The transom was usually straight in plan and profile, but again builders often
showed that they had imagination. Deck frames were highly arched with wide
side decks and a small, narrow cockpit with high coamings. Most punties had no
...
8
A Complete Guide to Pressed Glass
These bands stop abruptly in the rear where the handle is applied, providing a
smooth, flat escutcheon for the handle attachments. No unseemly pockets
resulted. The upper half of the body contains nine large punties or thumbprints in
a band ...
9
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
for axial rotation and oscillation in the frame, punties operated by the shafts,
spaced gears on the shafts, a motion transmitting means connecting the gears
and forming therewith an indirect gearing for rotating the punties in the same
direction ...
For rates and terms apply AMERICAN GLASS REVIEW motions on an axis
longitudinally of the tool, and a rotatable pilot handle operatively connected to the
frame and gearing, whereby the frame and punties may be moved toward and
from a ...
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Alan Cottle, renaissance man
The language of their work involves “crucibles,” “frits,” “punties,” and “glory holes,” arcane words associated with the constant motion of forming art from molten ... «Martha's Vineyard Times, 4月 15»
Zwarte Corrie
Ie kunt de kop wel in et zaand steekn mar jongern bint heus wel zo slim genog umme alles tot in de punties uut te zuukn. Disse meniere van jeugd betrekkn in ... «Zwartewaterkrant, 11月 13»
Winnaar Groot Zwols Dictee maakt 47 fouten
Ie mut ter wel 't neudige veur doen, zoas dit därtiende dictee skrieven met verdreid völle strukelblukkies: muuilijke weurties, strepies, punties en kommagies. «De Stentor, 3月 13»
Welcome to... the punderdome
Eighteen contestants sign up and pick their nom de pun, including Do Pun to Others, Edible Punties, Well He Quipped and Black Punther. Five or six contestants ... «New York Post, 3月 13»
West of Chelsea: Walter Zimmerman
A hot shop is the glass work space: a furnace, a reheating chamber or “glory hole” (no, you didn't misread that), blowpipes and punties, a work bench, annealing ... «New York Times, 7月 09»
