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  1. Ric
    That's a nice collection. What is that blue tray on the second shelf nestled into? Is it a WPA project?
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    Nice crop William, If those were within arms reach, I'd be eating them like apples - yummy!
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    A couple of team members have oxblood stripes. or at least as close to oxblood as Vitro ever made.
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    I'd say these belong here . . .
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    I added a bit to my response, so . . .
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    lol, no leg-pulling here. Akro did not make swirls, on purpose anyway, which is probably why these were buried. But being a swirl collector, they were interesting to me. Having said that, some of Akro's marbles are definitely swirly - think of some of the egg-yolks you've seen.
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    Dug Akro Swirls
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    I agree! There's lots of good stuff here. I'd say our first Thüringen Thursday was a great success!
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    I have no idea who made any of these. If you might, please let me know! I found them in a large collection I purchased many years ago. I don't think they are the best of examples, might be seconds or something?
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    Really nice marble, Allen, it's got so much depth it almost doesn't look round!
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    Nice marbles, and congratulations on the "Double A" find!
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    Another Heaton, I think.
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    I don't generally hold on to Vacors, although I have saved a few that spoke to me. These might be a little older but I really don't know much about them.
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    That's an awesome mib, Chad!
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    That's a nice set!
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    View of town Oberstein, bridge and Crag Church, and view of the agate and jasper gemstone polishing mill. Hand-colored steel engraving from Felix-Edouard Guerin-Meneville's Picturesque Dictionary of Natural History, Paris, 1834.
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    It's always cool to see cullet and matching marbles, and this is a great example - all the colors are there.
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    I am pretty sure it is inner painting (Chinese, nèihuà), where paint is applied to the inside of a hollow glass object (globe, bottle, etc.). As far as I know, it is a fairly common form of art in China.
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    End of canes . . . ?
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    what's this one

    Ric replied to Berryb's topic in Marble I.D.'s

    I could see CAC too.
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    This is so cool, Ron - my next birthday card? lol "Special Birthday Teas Served" - Oh boy, we're partying now!
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    You're showing some super examples, Ron - I especially like the latticino in green glass. The horizontal swirl is awesome too, but is it German?
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