DICTIONARY OF GLASS MARKS INDEX

IMPORTANT NOTICE

This free resource will no longer be available after 4-1-2009,
due to the economic slump and the recent lack of donations
that have kept the site up and running for the the past 13 years.

It has been my genuine pleasure to be able to help solve
your glass marks "mysteries".

Thanks to all who have supported the Dictionary of Glass Marks.

If you have donated thank you.

Here's how to ID your glass mark:

• Every mark in this dictionary is a viewable image.

• Determine the shape of your mark. Is it a circle, a square, perhaps it's a person?

• Look at the shapes below. Which of these looks most like your  mark, or best describes your mark?  Click on that shape.

• When the page is returned to you, you will again find the mark that most closely resembles yours. Click on that mark to see a larger detailed view. Certain marks will appear in more than one category. For example: A star within a circle will appear in both the 'Circles & Crescents' category as well as the 'Stars' category because it meets the criteria of both shapes...a circle and a star.

• PLEASE NOTE: Some of the categories are very graphic intensive, and may take some time to load (1 to 2 minutes in some cases with a dialup connection). For your information, the number of graphics per page is noted in red

ANIMALS-MAMMALS

5

BANNERS-FLAGS

7

CROWNS-SHIELDS

11

OVALS

12