Ric
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Not a PPP. I think Akro or maybe Master.
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If there are hints of blue in it I would say Ravenswood. Nice marble.
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If it appears a little more toward salmon colored in hand I would say Ravenswood.
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The top ones look the most Heaton to me. Lower left might be Ravenswood and the lower right might be Alley, but I think some of these could go a few directions.
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They look Alley to me, and I would try 0000 (super fine) steel wool on the rust.
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This could be related to the intensity (amount) of light being emitted from the different sources and not necessarily the wavelength.
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I agree.
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Alley is my take on it.
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The OP is already in the Study Hall, Art . . .
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I agree with Champion.
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That is really interesting. Do you know if it was just decorative or if it had a particular use?
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That's a great box and hard to find.
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A couple of my all time favorites!
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Looks like an Asian imperial type to me.
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Well, there is everything from soup to nuts in this lot, which spans many, many, years of marble production. All I can say is that I hope you find some good ones!
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@Fire1981 I've been pondering these for a while, narrowing things down in my mind. Does the white on any of them glow?
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You're on track, left and lower are Buttermilk variants and the upper is a Superior. The best Buttermilks have less white showing but these are really great marbles, regardless.
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Huh, I didn't even notice the blue until I enlarged the photo - i was thinking it was base showing through white or something - you know how it can look sometimes. It still looks foreign to me, I don't recognize it as anything American.
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I was thinking it might be a Sunset.
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Not really, those are Rick's initials. lol But now you know!
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I think that might be one of @Steph's favorite Vacors.
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@Fire1981 I'm on board with Ravenswood for the blue one but I think the red/brown is a killer Sistersville Alley. Check out marble #60 below . . .
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I think that is a Heaton Robins Egg.
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I don't think it's an NLR. Looks more like a "burnt" Holly Berry to me.
