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Ric

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  1. It has to be Akro Friday somewhere . . . 🙂
  2. A few more "underwater marbles" destined for landscaping . . .
  3. I don't remember it - really great colors on that one!
  4. @cheese This is a great addition to the Vito thread, very cool - thanks for posting it!
  5. @cheese Great story - sounds like Don, for sure. I had heard about the sulfides but had not seen hide-nor-hair of them until now. The fact that you have one in and one out of glass is pretty neat. Couple of nice Vitros there too - I'm really liking that Cosmic Rainbow.
  6. A couple of interesting ones in this little group . . .
  7. I'll bet you're thinking of a "Sprite", which is yellow and white in a green transparent base, I think.
  8. It's a Pelt Rainbo, but I don't think I see an opalescent base, which should show an orange glow when backlit not too brightly.
  9. Nice finds, Melissa. Those baby blue ones are hard to find without fractures.
  10. More colors than you normally see on a Conqueror, which is why I think it might be a weird Tiger Eye.
  11. The blue one might be Ravenswood, the other could be Heaton or maybe Alley, IMO.
  12. It's a Vitro but not a Vitro Opal, IMO. From these pics, it looks a bit more like a Conqueror or Tiger Eye variant.
  13. Of course, Al would know - thanks for the info and nice examples, Al!
  14. It's understandable how the Vitro B&REG and the Pelt got sorted together. The base glasses are distinct, for sure, but they are also pretty similar considering they are coming from different manufacturers. I like them both.
  15. I don't look for them but I think this is only the second Pelier Rainbo Cross-through I have come across in a lot of years (if you call it a Cat's-eye, some old-timers will roll-eyes at you 🙄) . . . . . . just FYI. 🙂
  16. Yes, the first is still a Vitro, maybe late Trilite era. The second is still a B&REG and the third is a Peltier Rainbo with what many would call a "muddy" type base - looks grayish-brown on my monitor.
  17. Less common Type III Tiger Eye, I think - veneered with two polar patches of different colors and two equatorial white ribbons.
  18. That is random, and funny. lol
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