Ric
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A few different views that shows where any ribbons end will be helpful, for sure.
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From what I can see, it doesn't look torched to me. And while it would be an extremely rare bird, I do think I have seen one like it before, which would be a good thing, since if it is as it came off the rollers, I can guarantee it's not the only one that did.
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How many ribbons are in that blue/white one in the OP? It's giving me a Vitro Horseshoe Cat's Eye vibe . . .
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I think it's a 'bo with a mint green base - not as uncommon as a Clown.
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The only one I question being a Victory is the upper left with a yellow base - Victories are clear with no white except for a patch, perhaps.
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They're a type of Conqueror with colored ribbons around the patch.
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Nice mibs! Do you know who made the last one?
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Just a hint . . . if you ever find a TriLite with black on it, keep it!
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And another Superior . . .
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Another good Tri-Lite
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That's a nice Vitro Superior, Rick - a type of Tri-Lite with red ribbons surrounding the yellow cap.
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I've only found one with just white . . . That's an Alley (front left) for comparison.
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FWIW, I found these on separate occasions over about a 20 year period.
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Does this mean that now you've seen others you're going to get rid of it? If so . . . send it my way! 😉
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Ravenswood operated from 1928-1955 with a couple of years downtime around WWII. I'd have to do a lot more research to try and narrow the date down.
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I'd say it's a mist with some fortuitous AV - sweet marble!
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I've had this for quite a while, William - I just confirmed the ID.
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These are from Ravenswood . . .
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It's a beautiful blue, for sure! These are probably one of the hardest types to call Ravenswood vs Alley but FWIW, I'm about 52% Ravenswood to 48% Alley. lol
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I agree!
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The first is likely a JABO Classic, probably 1992-2008 and the third is likely a Vitro Conqueror, probably from the mid 1940s. Especially for the swirly ones!
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Sure did, William - found several good ones . . .
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The Indiana Marble Club Show was a blast!
