| 1934 F. K. Kelly Famine on Mars in Astounding Stories Sept. 72/1
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I was hemmed in on all sides by panels of glassite so perfectly transparent from within as to give the impression that there was nothing, nothing at all, between me and the aching emptiness of the void; through the thick walls of the runway the stars quivered like a million small bright fires, and the sky loomed around and above and below me as an endless pall of heavy black smoke.
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| 1936 A. L. Zagat Lanson Screen in Thrilling Wonder Stories Dec. 50/2
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He crossed the room slowly, and looked out through the glassite-covered aperture in the south wall.
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| 1946 `T. Herrick' Coffin Cargo in Planet Comics Nov. 32/2
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But his still, white face in the glassite mask, had played havoc with nerves already raw.
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| 1946 E. F. Russell Metamorphosite in Astounding Sci. Fiction Dec. 24/1
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A weapon of some sort. Pointing it toward the window, he pressed the stud set in its butt. There was a sharp, hard crack, but no recoil. A perfect disk of glassite vanished from the center of the window.
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| 1946 E. F. Russell Metamorphosite in Astounding Sci. Fiction Dec. 24/1
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A weapon of some sort. Pointing it toward the window, he pressed the stud set in its butt. There was a sharp, hard crack, but no recoil. A perfect disk of glassite vanished from the center of the window.
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| 1946 B. I. Kahn For Public in Astounding Sci. Fiction Dec. 83/1
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‘It's good to be back here again.’ Dave said when he had thrown back his glassite helmet.
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| 1988 I. McDonald Desolation Road (2001) xxi. 112
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Time slowed in a jungle of scales and arpeggios: there was no time, the stars froze in their arcing paths, tracing slow silver snail tracks across the glassite cap-dome.
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