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Ric

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  1. This is good stuff, Steph. Congrats, and thanks for posting it.
  2. How did you get invoices? I have not yet received one. Duh, I just logged into the auction site and found it.
  3. I agree, Steph - an odd usage of "tight line", IMO.
  4. Galen, to me, that looks like an odd transparent Whitey that's missing a ribbon. I have seen (likely still possess, somewhere) several similar with a few different striping colors. Next time I come across them I'll try to remember to take pics and post them.
  5. Hey Roger, Nice mibs. I'm leaning Heaton on your orange and blue ones.
  6. Nice birds! I agree they look great in a group.
  7. They look like they could be Peltier to me. They did a pretty distinctive bright peach/reddish-orange color - sort of hard to describe - and I think I may see it.
  8. FWIW, One thing I've noticed about Pelt Crystals is that many are highly reflective - more so than other makers, I think - especially red, yellow, orange and green ones. You could make a great sign out of them.
  9. I pretty much agree with Steph. When the Euros and Americans become more similar looking, I think you can most often distinguish them based on ribbon structure and colors, or known examples. I like the last one you posted. I seems like some other views might look even more Alley to me.
  10. I like these examples I got from Scott at the Buckeye show.
  11. Nice selection . . . I am especially keen on the green one!
  12. I agree with Steph. What size is it?
  13. I've been perusing that book, again, for the last few weeks - it's great.
  14. If you won them, I'd love to see some better pics of that M-marble at some point. I've been growing more fond of the Colonial period stuff lately.
  15. I have to recant my earlier statement, I hadn't looked in my box for several years and it does NOT have any of the gray and orange ones like these. It has a different gray and orange/brown type, which is a little odd, in it. It also has a few that look a bit more St. Mary-ish, which makes me wonder if it may have been back-filled. I'll try to post a pic later.
  16. Hey Ron, Good to see you here. Another interesting thing, there are several of the orange and grays in the Sure Shot box I have too. Are there any in yours?
  17. I have not, but I sure would like to. I'm betting it's rare.
  18. Ric

    Swiss Army Knife

    I prepared and ate many a meal with one of these crazy things when I was a kid. It was actually kinda tricky. Eventually I got one of those detachable knife/fork/spoon combos, which was much more convenient.
  19. Pennsboro, with very little doubt. Examples of most (maybe all) in the box have been dug there.
  20. Site feedback indicates they are at the Village Centre, Huguenot Road, Franschhoek, South Africa.
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