Ric
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#s 1 & 5 are Vacor. #6 looks Asian, #3 is from a JABO investor's run, #4 might be Vitro but could use another view or two, and not sure about #2 - more views might help.
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One of my favorite pieces . . . I think it's a powder. It's about 3 1/2" in diameter and 2 3/4" tall.
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The smallest is 7/8"
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I don't think most people would say it's three colors.
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I forgot to ask . . . does anyone know what the middle one is called?
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Wow, That's an beautiful marble!
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. . . just shy of 3/4".
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Nice marbles, Dave - the second one is really great!
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Great group of marbles, Gladys, and your photos are sooo good!
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It just keeps getting better, Joep!
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That is a super marble, Bill - the orange peel is great! It's like 1 1/4" too, isn't it?
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Bullet molds are historically associated with Czechoslovakia (the Czech Republic or Slovakia now). Here's an old one . . . I have no idea who might be making them now though.
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You did it, Art! And I'll bet you're glad you did. I'm jealous now because I want a try too!
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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!
