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Ric

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  1. @bumblebee Sorry about that, Jason . . . it was all Art's fault! 😇 @akroorka 😛 Here's a recent 7/8" score . . .
  2. Nice Alleys! @VaMarbles @Tommy Nice pattern - reminds me a little of this one . . .
  3. These pink Anacortes were posted by a long-gone member (Don Miller) about 15 years ago. The pic's not the best but there is yellow in there. IMO, If your marble is not Vitro, it's probably foreign, and I don't think it's foreign.
  4. Frankly, I think the term "diaper fold" has limited utility. My only point is that not all marbles have two cut lines.
  5. Not to be nit-picky here, Art, but while all wholly machine-made marbles might have two cut-lines, transitional (hand-gathered/machine rounded) types usually only have one - like these favorites of mine. As for "diaper folds", I think of them as a particular type of single-seam transitional where there is looping around the edges of the seam: I guess you're supposed to imagine a baby's legs sticking out of there - never made a lot of sense to me. 😄
  6. For comparison, here is a nice K&M that Bumblebee posted from one of Marblealan's auctions . . .
  7. Your pics look okay to me. The green on black is nice. Is the base opaque, or more like a Bruiser?
  8. Nice box, Rick - original marbles too, no doubt! I especially like the brown on white ones around 2 o'clock. I see a little horsehair in there too.
  9. Most say Heaton Agate on the long box edge. Is yours not labelled?
  10. Sorry, I certainly didn't mean to upset you. I honestly have no idea what "super rare" means and was hoping you might clarify it for me.
  11. I believe you meant "Tiger Eyes". Cat's Eyes have colored vanes in transparent base glass. I think many folks would call the big one a Type IV TE, and maybe the smaller blue/yellow one next to it. Otherwise it's tough for me to tell from the single view.
  12. I have seen the fish but I do not own one. They are neat too. The coolest old Chinese sulfide I have ever seen was a sitting "Happy Buddha" (with many children and birds crawling all over him) in about a 3" sphere. I saw it about 25 years ago and it is the only one I have ever seen - I once saw an image of it on the web but I did not save it and I've never seen it again, even though I have searched for years. I have vowed to buy one if I ever see one for sale. But I am beginning to doubt if I'll ever have the opportunity to own one. 🙁
  13. Alley Agates, as far as I can tell.
  14. They did a lot of browns and they used that milky grayish base too. Heaton would be my second choice though - based mostly on the pattern, which is a little different, but certainly not out of the question, for Alley.
  15. Heaton is what I am thinking.
  16. My first thought is Alley.
  17. I am pretty sure that's an Alley. And yes, a good yellow is rarely seen on Ravenswoods.
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