This book documents the evolution of Blenko Glassware through its catalog pages and photographic representations, spanning two distinct periods: the early, highly sought-after designs from 1959-1961 and the later period from 1984-2001. The work combines original catalog pages with photographs to provide a comprehensive view of Blenko's production, focusing on the early glass designed by Wayne Husted and the subsequent designs by staff artists Don Shepherd, Hank Adams, and Matt Carter. It highlights the shift in Blenko's branding in 1983 and explores the growing collector interest in later pieces, drawing parallels to the popular mid-century designs. Current market values for collectors are also included.

This book is presented as a comprehensive resource for collectors and enthusiasts of Blenko Glassware, bridging the gap between early, highly prized pieces and more recent productions. The inclusion of catalog pages, photographs, and market values suggests a practical guide for identification and valuation. The text aims to complete the 'Blenko story' by covering both the iconic early designs and the developing market for later pieces, acknowledging the growing interest spurred by other publications and media. The work is structured to appeal to those familiar with the brand's history and those newly discovering its appeal.