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This is Ron's mib now.
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Marbles from every manufacturer can get spun and look a bit like Corkscrews, and Vitro Conquerors can have internal filaments too.
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Not CAC, likely Alley.
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I don't think it's Akro.
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People's definition of a flame may vary but most are looking for 3-5 "stacked" flame tips, at least.
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It looks a bit like a spun Vitro Conqueror. Is it on a clear transparent base?
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It may well be JABO, but it would be one of their better types so I would expect someone to recognize it. Maybe @Nantucketdink or @wvrons will have some ideas.
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is this a pelt and considered ketchup and mustard?
Ric replied to Jeremysvt's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Just a Rainbo, as far as I know. And I wouldn't call it egg yolk, which is usually associated with Akros. -
is this a pelt and considered ketchup and mustard?
Ric replied to Jeremysvt's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Pelt, but not a K&M - they have a white base. -
It's easy to see why. Great examples - gotta love the bubbles!
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Great transparent swirls, WIlliam.
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That's a great marble!
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The left one is a Vitro Blackie and the right one looks Vitro also.
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No oxblood yet - it's too orange.
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Not really a flame, and it's giving me Ravenswood vibes too.
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Not oxblood. You could look here for examples.
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Nice post, Chuck. I'd have thought this was Ravenswood.
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This one looks like a multicolor swirl with no swirl.
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It looks like Bill Liebbe put it together. Maybe @westcoast_dave can tell us more, since he's on the list of contributors too.
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I agree.
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Which, in this case, I think is a good thing!
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Not glass, some sort of ceramic. Of course, when I first saw it I thought it might be a big ceramic marble. lol. It's really unusual.
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Last ones for today . . . 9/16" and, of course, they glow like crazy.
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And I am still looking for the elusive Green Sunset - I've heard of them but I've never seen one. In fact, I have no idea what they look like.
