Ric
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It's not a swirl, it's just swirly.
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A Conqueror variant, IMO.
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This is either the same marble as Vitro 5 Swirl you posted or a very close sibling.
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Wow, you're showing some wacky ones today - no particiclar name that I know of,
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A Conqueror variant, IMO - cool patch colors.
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That's a crazy one. I can't really figure it out - pinched seams and a deep fold. It looks like it might be a dug Peltier to me.
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I'd call it a Conqueror variant.
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@Alan I love it when you show the art glass from your collection. You have impeccable taste and your examples are stunning. Thank you very much for sharing them!
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@Alan Are those green air trap faces Mathews marbles?
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I agree with Vacor - maybe Neptunes.
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Wholly machine-made marbles are cut from a stream of molten glass by a shearing mechanism (shears). Each marble has two seams or cut-offs (shear marks), You will find the cut-offs on Popeyes and other spirals on the top and bottom of the spiral.
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I think it's a Vacor - Mexican.
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Yes, it's a vintage Vitro Bull's Eye.
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Those are Akro Popeye's - I prefer to think of their shear marks as cut-offs.
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Good "R"s are hard to find . . .
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Cowabunga dude, that's funny cool!
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The arrow is not part of the marble, if that's what you're asking. The little indented lines are caused by cold glass that doesn't get rolled smooth.
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I'm leaning slightly toward Master but it's a tough call, at least for me.
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I think the second one is Master - the others are Akro, IMO.
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3", Wow. The amount of work in it is very obvious - it's so cool!
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I think that's glass. I also think they could use a bubble bath. 🙂
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@Alan That is an awesome marble. Is it Besett & Leslie? It's such a cool technique. What size is it?
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These are not marbles I am familiar with but they do not look like American marbles to me - maybe Vacor (Mexican), and I now wonder if the glass is intentionally frosted.
