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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!
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Nice ones, Dave - the red is my fav!
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Good looking group, William!
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I think there is a very good reason for that, Joe. 🙂
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The chiffon yellow always has me thinking Master - maybe I need to let that go.
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I see no reason to think it's Kokomo - Peltier made plenty like this.
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The last one may be a Ravenswood Christmas Tree.
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If they're not glass, I'd guess polymer - pretty tough to get that sort of finish using clay. If polymer, they should feel quite a bit lighter than a glass marble of the same size.
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Ha, I forgot that part - I think it's a Pelt too.
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Yes, Vitro, looks like it might be an Opal. back-light it (not too brightly) and look for some opalescence in the base.
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What edition and year is the book?
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Not a Popeye on the left - they need at least two colors and filamentous white in clear. I would say the right marble is a very nice Popeye if the white is filaments in clear - sorta hard to tell from the pics. If not, it's a very nice corkscrew - good marble either way.
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Cool elongated bubbles!
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The right one might be Master.
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Vitro on the right, need to think about the left one for a bit. 🙂
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MK patch and ribbon with something akin to oxblood on it, IMO.
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Upper left, MK Rainbow Red; Upper right, Akro; lower left MK patch and ribbon; lower right, newer MK.
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The "Score!" thread. Post your exciting finds here...
Ric replied to bumblebee's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
That is a nice bright yellow/orange and I agree it would be unusual for a Japanese "Mt. Fuji" type pincer - the poles don't look quite right either, IMO. It may be a Wales type marble, I have seen quite a few of those with bright colors.
