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It's new, from China I think. I take that back, it might be a Winlock marble
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Nice Conqueror, Dave - talk about offset seams!
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That's what I was aiming for. 😉
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No doubt, Blackies, and nice ones too!
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It does look like some Asian marbles but I would need to see more views to tell one way or the other.
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Beautiful marbles, Gladys. The blue one and the opalescent one are awesome!
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Nice Mossy ones, Dave!
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Nice Akros, the left one in thee last pic is interesting. The first one has a bit of a Moss Agate look to it - sort of like a Blue Eggyolk.
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I don't think it's JABO and I am leaning Vitro, but the big oval reflection makes it hard to tell.
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Another oddball. I'd say Master or Akro - leaning Master.
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Most Moss Agates don't usually have filaments- just uniformly "cloudy", although some, like Lime Ades and kin, can have more stringy white. The shape of the patch and the seams are also different.
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Yes, a novelty item.
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I would say the opposite, Kokomo on the first and Pelt for the second, but to have more confidence, I would need to see them in hand, and compare to known examples. Many Kokos and Pelts are so similar you really can't tell them apart, especially in photos.
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MFC Envelope
Ric replied to akroorka's topic in Marble-Related Documents, News, Etc., Especially Items with Dates
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Are they new or in bad condition or just common? They're marbles, so kids would probably have fun with them, at least.
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Marble King Tricolor. Sometimes CLR will get that off.
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It's a wackadoo Akro Corkscrew, I think.
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A Vitro Phantom Conqueror. It's like a regular Conqeuror except it has whispy internal filaments instead of a white veneered body.
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Lol, actually, I may have a whole league. I really like them. And I'm sure you'll now be able to ID these like a pro!
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Bingo! It's a Vitro Helmet.
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Like a football helmet, Sherry - front view, transparent face, stripe running front to back.
