Imperial Revival Carnival Glass Pamphlet, c. 1968-69.

G&S Thistlewood May 2024

Courtesy of Glass Paper Fanatics.

The Carnival Revival was spearheaded by Imperial. Imperial’s Catalog 62  which was issued in 1962, teased us by showing two Revival Carnival pieces in the entire catalogue. They were Imperial Grape goblets, and Imperial called the colours “Rubigold” and “Peacock Blue” (which collectors now call marigold and smoke). A few years later in c. 1968-1969, as Imperial had realised the “new” Carnival was very popular, they issued this 4-page pamphlet, widening tremendously their range of Revival Carnival items to over 70 different items. “Peacock Blue” has been shortened to simply “Peacock”.

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​You can see all our detailed research and information on Imperial, Classic and Revival, here on our Imperial Glass Home Page: Imperial Carnival Glass

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We have many more Imperial ​Revival Carnival Glass catalogues and ads,
​covering the period from the 1960s through to their closure in 1984.

​They are all accessed from our Imperial Revival Homepage.

​Click on the image on the left, or go here: Imperial Revival Carnival