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Master cats can be really great marbles. I am partial to the single "potato chip" vane variety, and I've been trying to assemble a good set of them for years. They're tough to find, at least in my experience. And yes, those are the style bag I was talking about.
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These particular Ravenswoods glow like nuts!
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And I'm sorry I got off on a tangent and sort of gummed up the works.
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Art, if this came from one of those bags that has the header with a slot in it and the bag is heat sealed through the slot, I do think many of those were backfilled. I'll bet Al would know for sure.
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Great Vitros, Dave. This one is particularly nice. Have you ever tried to figure out how many different color combos there are? I remember that, I think it was Chuck B. but might have been Mike A., made a chart to show them all. At one point, I started collecting to see if I could fill the chart but got bored with it after several years and quit. It'd be fun if someone could muster the patience.
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These are so cool. I have several similar. It's almost hard to imagine they're random swirls, odds are, maybe a few out of millions.
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If the edges are smooth, I'd be thinking more like hot bubble pops. I can't really imagine anyone polishing such a marble at the factory or anywhere else.
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An odd Vitro Whitie is my bet.
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Transparent WV Swirls are notoriously difficult to ID, especially one like this, that appears like it could have been made by a number of different companies.
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Names for Akro Agate tri color patch/agates?
Ric replied to Akro75's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
The song "Jesus loves the little children" just popped into my head. There's the tune, you can put the words to it. lol. -
Haha, Yeah, having one marble with two different names is bad enough. But having two different marbles with the same is another thing altogether, unless the two can be distinguished using a company name, like Akro, Alley, or Peltier Superman, for instance - I can live with that.
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Yeah, but at least they're not calling Rebels, Mustard & Relishes now too. lol.
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I don't know a lot about German hand-mades, but even I know that marble is outstanding!
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IMO, if folks want to name marbles, that's fine - it facilitates discussion. But I don't like it when the definition associated with a name changes. It's like I just figure out what a dog is and realize a few years later that cats are now called dogs too.
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Not a Confederate, Bruce. It needs a gray base with orange/red and white ribbons.
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Nice Alleys, Gladys!
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Nice marbles, Dave. Great blue on the second one!
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This is a nice uncommon Master, William!
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Nice mibs, Chad. I think sometimes marbles from every manufacturer hit or got hung up on the the rolls just right and wound up with a bit of extra "spin" to them. They are random swirls, which means there are marbles on both ends of the spectrum with regards to swirly-ness, coverage, etc. At least this is my take on it.
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The reason I ask is because if the base has to be opaque Confederates are rare and if it doesn't they're common, and I always thought Confederates were rare.
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The vane looks much thinner than I would expect to see on a Banana but it might just be the photos.