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It's the same pics.
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Ron has one that has fooled many an Akro collector, and it's a killer!
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That's the other possibility. If I could see the colors a little better I might agree.
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Sorta looks like this one gave it a whirl.
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Alley or Champion would be my guess, leaning slightly Alley.
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One of not too many named Classics. I think Dave himself named this one.
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1980s I think.
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My first thought is a JABO Sweet Potato Pie or variant, but I am not entirely sure.
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It looks a bit more like a swirl than a slag to me but beyond that I think this one will be very tough to ID with any degree of certainty.
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Reflections make it pretty hard to see but I am thinking Champion.
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Happy Ground Hog Day--show your best from the ground
Ric replied to akroorka's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Alleys from Pennsboro . . .
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Happy Ground Hog Day--show your best from the ground
Ric replied to akroorka's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
The best part is that I was lucky enough to dig these up myself!
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Given that most people in 1912 were probably making 35-40 cents an hour, those were some mighty fine marbles, for sure.
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Maybe it's not new at all, I was not aware there was a similar marble apparently made much earlier. Thanks for the info, Steph!
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The lamp was an unbelievably kind gift from Joep, and it fits in on my dresser like it was made to order . . . I could not be happier. Also included in the package were the bullet mold marbles you see and a whole bunch of really great examples of Vacor marbles - an awesome retirement gift. Thank you so much Joep!
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Heaton . . .
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A couple more . . .
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Ravenswood
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Some Corals . . .
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Nice mibs, William. It would be nice to see a few more shots of this ^ one. That blue/green swirl is really nice, Dave!
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Let's go with "Blue Boy".
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Correction, I think it's a "Golden Boy". Sorry Darryl, I'm really bad with names.
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These are Chinese? About how old is this one? Thanks
Ric replied to Jeremysvt's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Probably mid to late 1800s.
