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What web browser are you using? I've seen this happen in FireFox.
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I thought Atmospheres were Machine Made
bumblebee replied to Fire1981's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Mine all have dents and as-mades on them, unlike all my other Vacor marbles, so clearly something was different in the production of Atmospheres. I just assume hand-gathered and machine rounded. -
Thanks. I was about to agree with you but I posted them on the Alley FaceBook group and Chuck S. said they're CAC. Hopefully more members will chime in with their vote. 😀
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5/8". They feel CAC to me but I have seen Alley chocolate brown with green before (woodland camo, or something). Also all of my CAC swirls of this type have a darker, more vivid red.
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Here's two:
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Oxblood shooters are sweet. There's a lot more deep pockets in this hobby these days so I imagine it will go way beyond show prices.
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Is it very light like a clay marble or is it heavy and rugged? If light I assume it's just a China marble that has worn down possibly from water damage which the painted parts would have resisted.
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I do see stuff about Akro Agate donating marbles to tourneys for sure. Like 1933 in Illinois: Edit: another from 1929
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Another good one this time from 1925.
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Here's another that may be syndicated/rewritten from another article, but also features more tournament info.
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I didn't have time to describe these in detail, but they contain some good descriptions of shooting techniques and putting English on a shot.
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CHRISTENSEN EXOTICS, ANOTHER GREAT VID FROM STEPHEN
bumblebee replied to Chad G.'s topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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The American Flint was the "Official Magazine of the American Flint Glass Workers Union of North America". In the 800+ page compilation I found on Google Books, this was the only article about marble making. 1927-05--American Flint - William J. Miller's Semi-Automatic Marble Machine.pdf
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His horse's name is Friday?
