Part 2 — Select Bibliography

Bailey, Worth. “Concerning Jamestown Pottery—Past and Present.” Ceramic Age, pp. 101-104. October 1937.

——. “Joseph Copeland, 17th Century Pewterer.” The Magazine Antiques, pp. 188-190. April 1938.

——. “Lime Preparation at Jamestown in the Seventeenth Century.” William and Mary College Quarterly, pp. 1-12. January 1938.

——. “Notes on the Use of Pewter in Virginia During the Seventeenth Century.” William and Mary College Quarterly, pp. 227-241. April 1938.

Bruce, Phillip Alexander. Economic History of Virginia in the Seventeenth Century. 2 Vols. New York. Peter Smith. 1935.

Forman, Henry Chandler. Jamestown and St. Mary’s. Baltimore. The Johns Hopkins Press. 1938.

——. “The Old Hardware of James Town.” The Magazine Antiques, pp. 30-32. January 1941.

Harrington, J.C. Glassmaking at Jamestown. Richmond, Va. The Dietz Press, Inc. 1952.

——. “Seventeenth Century Brickmaking and Tilemaking at Jamestown, Virginia.” The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, pp. 16-39. January 1950.

——. “Some Delft Tiles Found at Jamestown.” The Magazine Antiques, pp. 36-37. January 1951.

——. “Tobacco Pipes from Jamestown.” Quarterly Bulletin Archeological Society of Virginia, June 1951.

Honey, William B. European Ceramic Art from the end of the Middle Ages to about 1815. New York. 1949.

——. Glass: A Handbook and a Guide to the Museum Collection. Victoria and Albert Museum, London. 1946.

Hudson, J. Paul. “The Story of Iron at Jamestown, Virginia—Where Iron Objects Were Wrought by Englishmen Almost 350 Years Ago.” The Iron Worker, pp. 2-14. Summer 1956.

—— and C. Malcolm Watkins. “How Pottery Was Made at Jamestown, Virginia—Where Englishmen First Made Earthenware Vessels in the New World Over Three Hundred Years Ago.” The Magazine Antiques. January 1957.

Innocent, C.F. Development of English Building Construction. University Press. Cambridge, England. 1916.

Lane, Arthur. A Guide to the Collection of Tiles. Victoria and Albert Museum. London. 1939.

Peterson, Charles E. “Some Recent Discoveries at Jamestown.” The Magazine Antiques, pp. 192-194. May 1936.

Peterson, Harold L. Arms and Armor in Colonial America. Stackpole Company. Harrisburg, Pa. 1956.

Sonn, Albert H. Early American Wrought Iron. 3 Vols. Charles Scribner’s Sons. New York. 1928.

Watkins, C. Malcolm. “The Lamps of Colonial America.” The Magazine Antiques, pp. 187-191. October 1937.

Other publications of the National Park Service relating to Jamestown

For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C.

Jamestown, Virginia, the Townsite and Its Story (Historical Handbook Series No. 2) 25 cents.

James Towne in the Words of Contemporaries (Source Book Series No. 5) 20 cents.

America’s Oldest Legislative Assembly and Its Jamestown Statehouses (Interpretive Series No. 2) 25 cents.