Warman's Depression Glass Field Guide by Ellen T. Schroy, Tracy Schmidt (2005, Paperback)

This book I found most helpful since I am a beginner in collecting depression glass. It covers company timelines, shapes, colors, and patterns as well their values. It makes identification of depression glass very easy! This book also has references, a glossary, and resources. It is also compact and fits easily into a purse or pocket.

Small enough to carry with you yet easy to read, great reference book when out nosing around. Invaluable quick reference for depression glass collectors

Just the right size to put in your purse, pocket, or glove comparment of your car so it is handy when you come across depression glassware at a yard, garage, or rummage sale. I like to be sure I am not paying too much when adding to my depression glass collection. Warman's was recommended to me by an antique dealer as the best all around guide.

This is an easy to carry but very detailed guide on pricing Depression Glass. I find it well organized and easy to follow. It contains a large amount of information in a way that an inexperienced collector can research quickly. I think this is an excellent tool to take on those rummage trips to verify your finds.

This book is a great reference for anyone who collects depression glass. It gives very descriptive pictures of the glass designs along with company history, and colors available for each pattern.

This book has some really nice features as far as up close pictures of the patterns and has allot of patterns but the books is extremely small and can be hard to handle it works good with Gene Florence’s Book overall good book