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#147
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Nice marble, it was certainly on its way . . .
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I really like Ravenswood's blue.
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"Marbles will follow you the rest of your life"
Ric replied to Steph's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Really nice photos. Winnie, are you thinking the pink one in the second pic might be worth the hunt? lol -
Peltiers.
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I think they look like Heaton marbles but . . . ? Any thoughts?
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A Red Jenny, I think.
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They are attractive sets.
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I was thinking newer JABO but wasn't sure which, thanks for confirming Madyia. More Akro here.
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I think the first might be Ravenswood, the second Heaton and the third Alley.
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There are lots of 3/4" JABO Classics and from what I see, I think it's a good possibility for most if not all of those.
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Jerry, Yours seems more like a blue version of a skunk, which is four white ribbons on black - a Rainbo. Paul's looks like an earlier six-ribbon NLR type.
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I have always liked transparent red base glass and I would really like to see a wide variety of examples, so please, show them if you have them. Thank You!
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#146
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The structure of this one is just cool. (#145)
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The the transparent green striped ones are nice, Ann. I wasn't sure where they belonged.
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Oooh, that one is a dandy, John.
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in the neighborhood of $1900?
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It's hard for me to see the true colors in your pics, I think. It looks more green than Jeeper's to me, but if the colors and glass in your marble look like Jeeper's, I'd go with Peltier, because I am confident his is one.
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Vitrolite was structural glass. A number of WV marble manufacturers used scraps for base glass occasionally. The milky green you're showing glows. Your marble may well be Alley, I'm just not sure which site is most likely. They used similar glass at both.
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How big are they?
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All great slags - the cane cut one is especially nice - so is the oxblood. Here's some AV. Jolly Green Junior 5/8"
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Nice Vitrolite base and great colors!
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Nice ones . . . thanks Bill! Some others . . .
