American Costume Jewelry Art & Industry, 1935-1950, Volume 1, A-M by Carla Ginelli Brunialti, Roberto Brunialti

American Costume Jewelry Art & Industry, 1935-1950, Volume 1, A-M by Carla Ginelli Brunialti, Roberto BrunialtiTable of Contents Our Notes: This is a two volume set. Each volume must be purchased separately; we do carry both volumes of this set in stock. This is Volume 1. This encyclopedic study is the fruit of twenty years of collecting, research, and study of the most significant American costume jewelry from 1930 1950. It offers readers a meticulous, reliable instrument to knowing these gems, which are often true and proper little works of art. In the two

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Our Notes: This is a two volume set. Each volume must be purchased separately; we do carry both volumes of this set in stock. This is Volume 1.

This encyclopedic study is the fruit of twenty years of collecting, research, and study of the most significant American costume jewelry from 1930-1950. It offers readers a meticulous, reliable instrument to knowing these gems, which are often true and proper little works of art.

In the two volumes, over 966 photographs show hundreds of jewelry items in full color, with an additional 729 illustrations of patents, advertisements, and historic photos. Thirty-seven companies are included, with addtional chapters on "jelly belly" jewelry in volume one and patriotic jewelry in the second volume. In-depth research of the companies makes this the best source on the American costume jewelry industry.

The first volume, A-M, covers the companes from Accessocraft to Mosell, and includes Bouslen, Coro, Eisenberg, Miriam Haskell, Hobe and others, as well as a chapter on jelly belly jewelry.

The second volume N-Z, continues with Norma Jewelry Corp., through Rabajes, Rja, Trifari, to Uncas Manufacturing, with a chapter on American patriotic jewelry.