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hard to photo. white with the lightest color blue swirl. .94
Ric replied to Jeremysvt's topic in Marble I.D.'s
I wouldn't mind seeing it back-lit, but not too brightly. -
I kinda liked the "tweener" idea, I think it had its place.
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Looks Vitro to me.
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Well, I guess Alley it is then. Thanks, Ron!
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What a great video - lots of my favorite marbles. Many thanks to Nola for sharing her collection and to Stephen for another great production!
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I would urge caution since I am pretty sure I've seen similar JABOs.
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They are the same, as far as I can tell. But I think that's very weird pumpkin-colored striping for a Pelt and the seams aren't very Pelt-like either, IMO. Having said that, I am certainly no Pelt-head so maybe it's just a very strange type.
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It's like Roberto said, imagine taking a small piece of wire, folding it into a spherical shape and sticking it in a marble. lol
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Okay, so I still haven't been able to lay my hands on that Pink "Bennington" but I did find an old pic. For this thread, you can certainly ignore the marble on the left - it's an early American. And I am sure there's a reason I photographed these two together - you might want to ignore the one on the right too. lol
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Very nice marble, William!
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Very cool, Chad - kinda different and bubbleicious!
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The main reason I worry about them is because I don't think I ever saw one until about 8 years ago or so, and now this? When did you find your first one? And I have never seen a damaged one. Have you? I am worried they are new. Maybe a JABO investor run or something.
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The beads are very cool, Joep.
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That's a cool photo, Rick.
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It is time to re-educate—Civil war marbles.
Ric replied to akroorka's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Thanks for reposting this. It's a nice representation of the varieties out there. Some are obviously whimsical and kind of fun - maybe even decorated by kids. Others are likley huckster's poor attempts to duplicate vintage marbles and deceive. I suppose the thing to remember is that there is no such thing as an antique magic marker. lol -
Yes, I was trying to exclude it in my first post. I apparently didn't do a very good job. lol.
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To me, the white almost looks more like base glass than striping.
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Definitely not Vitro - it's a WV Swirl of some sort. And I wouldn't worry too much about, some marbles just can't be identified with any real certainty, in which case, it doesn't matter much because they have little collectible value.
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I'm not brave enough to guess on this one. In my mind, it could easily have been made by any one if several manufacturers - other than Veiligglas.
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Just shy of 3/4" seems big for a Furnace marble, at least to me, so now I'm not sure what to think. Maybe they got that big, but I'm thinking more about Jabo as a possibility now. Do I see a speck of green AV left of center in that eye window?
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They are Alleys, Ron just told me today that they are called "Woodland Camos".
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The top one is an Alley Agate Superman - common fracturing and all. I'd guess Alley on the second one too, unless it's 9/16", then I might lean Ravenswood. They're both very nice marbles.
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It looks like a Furnace marble to me.
