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It's with great excitement and anticipation that I am now FINALLY able to enable the site for ordering! *Be sure to follow the instructions when ordering so that we can match the book order to the Paypal or Venmo payment when it comes through* When submitting payment, be sure to put the unique order number in the notes for your payment of Venmo or Paypal so we know which payment matches the order. We have the site set to 1 or 2 book orders (many folks want one to use for study and one to keep mint). If you want more, you can order as many times as you like or if you want combined shipping, contact me and I'll get it figured depending on how many books you get. If you need to mail a payment then message me. We also plan to have books at the Des Moines show in a couple weeks. Thank you! Here is the link: wvswirls/ This is a quality, durable hard cover book with about 277 pages made of one hundred pound gloss paper with a super strong sewn binding. There are approximately 14,000 photos compiled and separated into their respective factories and in the case of Alley Agate, separated by factory location. Images are sharp detailed offset printed in Canada and the publishing itself was done here in the USA in South Carolina by Palmetto Publishing. The cover has a gloss lamination protectant and the book is about three and a half pounds, ~1 inch thick and 9x11. The quality is that of a reference book and the print is that of an art book. The book is $115 shipped with insurance or $218 for two. If you have trouble ordering or can't pay with the methods offered, feel free to message me.4 points
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I can ship to UK but the price will be different than what the site shows. Contact me about it before purchase and I'll figure it up for you. Thank you all! I'm loading up the truck back seat every day with packages to take to the post office. You won't be disappointed in this book, I assure you!3 points
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Great images for sure. At first I thought ---pretty hairy palm of hand—unless we have some new off world species posting here—then I got it—no off worlders yet—that I know of---well may be me . This is just a beautiful example of an image of a marble—even though it could be cropped a tad more. This one is a beautiful example of a "maybe" Vitro Cat and it may need some more evaluation—this one is special. Ask Bob Block for a job--just killer images. Great job--show some more!! Marble--On!!3 points
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I am a bit surprised at no responses here. Yes, some weird color is involved but I am not afraid to be called out if this one is not an Alley Agate. I apreciate all opinions and hope to see some more. @cheese is busy wrapping packages and going to the Post Office with the new book that is being sold that Eddie and Kim Winningham along with Chuck produced. Maybe @cheese will check in for a break from the hastle? Marble--On!!2 points
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I recommend using quality UV safety glasses when using 365 nm flashlights.2 points
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Art has this one right. slag first pic swirl 2nd pic. Unknown maker. Good ole WV swirl box!2 points
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Transparent Rainbow IMO. Have a few of these. Always think they should have a name like Lemon Drop or something catchy but I believe these are just nice Bo’s2 points
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Ohhhh my ! Planet Victor Peltier all the way. Gotta love the Blow Holes. The carbonated base glass is NUTZ 🔥 RAR2 points
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Kokomo didn’t make patches. But here we go. If they did it would be great to any example pics. 🔥 RAR2 points
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I would Go RW based on the 3rd pic what I see at the top of the marble and overall pattern.2 points
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In jest of course...I could hear your saliva hitting the floor all the way here Minnesota2 points
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These four 5/8th ish marbles are probably as old as me at least, and they are eye catching pretty but I have no idea who made them. Obviously from the same batch of glass combination. Among my favorites in a recent purchase as far as eye appeal goes, value, I really don't care but would like to know who made them and if they have a name, I'd appreciate it. Thank you!2 points
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Cool, video worked for me. I can see the sparkle. More often than not, it's incidental in marbles and some people collect examples based on eye appeal alone (similar to examples with incidental debris, oven brick, large bubbles, "UV POP"list goes on and on.)2 points
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Its not as if excess colorant in glass is a rare or valuable thing. It can appear in most glass colors when there is undissolved colorant in the glass, or in the cullet.2 points
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Looks pretty cool. Makes me think polar bear at first sight but im not well versed in these yet.2 points
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This one was identified as Alley with a strong doubt for Ravenswood. Larry Alley leaned more to Alley but there are some Ravenswood that are practically identical. These types are pretty tough. I think you likely have some champions. I will say that ive got a pretty low track record. But its gotten a lot better the last 3 months lol.2 points