Ric
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I do think Art Fisher was a sort of glass magician. It's amazing how he would use just a tiny bit of colored glass under a white patch with a clear base and make the marble look like it had a colored transparent base.
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I'd say Alley.
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Regardless, it's an uncommon and very desirable trait on a Tri-Lite.
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Nice swirls, Tommy. To me, 2-3 are clear based - the others are transparent, but colored.
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Nice marbles, Art. I'm thinking the first is an Alley and the second is a really dandy Heaton.
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I could see MFC too.
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I'll agree with Alley.
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I think it would be a TriLite
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I'd guess Alley.
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Probably Alley but it could be any one of several manufacturer's.
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I'd say Alley.
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Some Cairos . . .
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Nice ones, Dave. That gray/blue base is a little harder to find.
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A few Victories . . .
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Nice Vitros, Dave - I like the pastel colors!
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Nice Vitros, Dave - I like the pastel colors!
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Another nice offering - thanks for posting it!
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Would this vitro just be called a tri color? .87 inces
Ric replied to Jeremysvt's topic in Marble I.D.'s
It's a Tiger Eye, and like many Vitros they can get a little wild as they get larger. -
A yellow patch with yellow and blue ribbons might be unusual but not really unexpected.
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The "Score!" thread. Post your exciting finds here...
Ric replied to bumblebee's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
I I'd say that's a score, Chris! It looks like you have at least one American marble in the group - a blue-based Peltier Rainbo. -
it's an odd one, for sure. I do wonder about dug Akro possibilities but the color looks way off for Akro.
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3/4”patch with opaque green and transparent red ID? Akro?
Ric replied to Carowill's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Akro for me too. -
I have not seen them until now. They're pretty cool. Any idea how old they are?
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It looks like Vacor to me. Even though dug Akros that size can have a similar surface texture.
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Those are vanishingly rare, Rick!
