This next pattern is Fostoria's "Trojan". The pattern was manufactured during the same time period as the "June" and "Versailles" patterns, but did not match the popularity of "June" or "Versailles". The years of general production of pieces of Fostoria's "Trojan" were:

Topaz (yellow): 1929-1938
Gold Tint (yellow): 1938-1944
Rose (pink): 1928-1935

Notice that the yellow color underwent a name change in 1938, for this pattern, too. Note also that there was a Fostoria "Replacement Service" for stemware in "Trojan" which was offered once a year, in the winter, from the time the pattern was discontinued up to about 1960. The most popular color in this pattern for collectors is yellow, simply because there is a lot more of it around. Actually, the pink pieces tend to be quite a bit higher than their counterpart in yellow, but that is due to scarcity (fewer years of production) and collector demand.
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