Ric
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It looks like an Akro Moss Agate to me.
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One of my favorite types of Alley . . .
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The big one looks JABO to me and the small swirl you circled looks like an Alley.
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Three slags as far as i can tell. The front right one looks newer to me - maybe Vacor?
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I think JABO front left and Alley for the others.
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The two outer ones look mostly like Heatons to me.
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Don't do it, Tommy - follow the light!
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My wife says there is and she has experience with such things. lol
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I agree with Art, the one on the right is more typical for a PPP but the patches can vary a lot and it wouldn't surprise me too much if the left one was Pelt too.
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I'd probably just start wading through the "Mostly Pics" threads in Steph's Study Hall - there are all kinds of examples both typical and not so typical. And color is always an important consideration, especially when the seams get funky.
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I think DInk may have nailed it, Rick - Tinkas are from Argentina. http://bolitastinka.com.ar/index.php
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Hello Brian, Welcome to the Marble Connection. There are some vintage marbles in your groups, including a few Marble Kings, Vitros, and Peltiers. But the three you pulled out and most of the marbles you are showing are newer ones made by Vacor in Mexico.
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Very cool, Rick. How is it I remember these and I couldn't tell you what I had for lunch yesterday? A one track mind, apparently. lol
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It might be interesting to see what this one looks like after a bath . . .
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Based on the recent photos, I think you're probably right.
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You better set it where it's going to stay for a long while or you're going to need a dolly!
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@hdesousa I agree also.
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@hdesousa Yes, mostly transparent Veiligglas and English Whisplers and the others Chad mentioned. There might be a couple of creased "pontil" transitionals in there too.
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Yup, a nice selection of Veiligglas from Amerstam. The opaque ones are harder to find than the transparent ones. The only one I question is the red/white and ivory one right of center.
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Nice video. I do like variegated clays and Spotted Dicks are interesting too but I'm honing in on what appears to be the brown salt glazed one top center - it's a nice looking example.
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They look Master to me.
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It's crazy unusual, at least to me, Joe. Now I'm wondering about Marble King possibilities.
