glass paper

As they did, her right hand hit up against a glass paper- weight.

Sandpaper was originally known as glass paper, as it used particles of glass.

The coveted prize, a Caithness glass paper weight, was presented by Brig.

Cheap counterfeit sandpaper has long been passed off as true glass paper; Stalker and Parker cautioned against it in the 17th century.

Jesse Glass Papers at the University of Maryland Special Collections, College Park.

Glass paper was manufactured by John Oakey's company in London by 1833, who had developed new adhesive techniques and processes, enabling mass production.

He became in 2002 a daily contributor to the website of the newspaper Le Monde with a short satirical chronicle called Papier de verre (glass paper).

The sandpaper referred-to here can be any abrasive impregnated sheet used in the various industries to smooth surfaces and examples include glass paper, silicon carbide, emery cloth, etc.

The work should be stopped (that is, any irregularities filled up with plaster of paris mixed with whiting and water to a paste) and then rubbed perfectly smooth with glass paper.