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I'd say Alley first and Heaton second. It's pretty beat up and hard to get a good look at the details.
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The "Score!" thread. Post your exciting finds here...
Ric replied to bumblebee's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Not a bad day, the multicolor hand vase is very nice. -
That's a great bunch of old German hand-mades - a great keepsake collection!
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Not real common but not rare either.
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Yes, a Vitro Tiger Eye.. If it's opaque, it's a Type IV.
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My first thought is a Vitro Tiger Eye but it would be helpful to see both seams.
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I see Alley.
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It would be helpful to see straight-on shots of the seams but I would guess Master based on what i can see.
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It's a very pretty marble - great blue. It's not one I would recognize as American. Although, I might be able to see Veiligglas.
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From what I can tell, he marbles appear to be from different makers. To identify them, I would need to see them in normal light to see the colors and look at any seams.
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It seems the bigger they get the wilder the get. Your first one's a beauty, and it looks like you save the crazy-patch Conquerors too. Here's one of my crazier Black Line All Reds:
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It looks more like damage to me. Here is a good description of transitional pontils from the MCSA.
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It's a great reference, for sure!
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Different glass formulas can show significantly different reactions to UV. The bright Vaseline green and bright white are not uncommon responses, nor is the orange coming from what is likely a yellow color.
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Red Ravens
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A very nice marble and a great photo, Art!
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Very nice, Hansel. Thanks for showing it! I think it's the only one I've seen all together, and with very nice marbles too.
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Very fancy, Rick!
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And I agree.
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I think it a JABO.
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Wow, I've got to figure out a way to cut down on reflections - sorry.
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Nice one, Dave - heckuva glow!
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I'll like this marble no matter how often I see it!
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It really just depends on the company and the run. Game marbles often have patterns similar to the company's other marbles, just one color, and I have seen very nice patterns on some of them.
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I'd guess Alley but it might be some other company.
