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They both appear to be regular pontil (rough cut off) transitionals to my old eyes. Probably Ohio made, might be Navarre on the first.
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Chad that blue & white set is just gorgeous.
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That would be my first choice.
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Maybe just a ‘simmering’ spruce? OK, I’ll show myself out🫠
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My very late 2 cents - regardless of manufacturer it’s a unique and gorgeous piece of eye candy😍and I agree it is most likely an Alley, not CAC. Hang on to that one.
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Thanks for this, John, Bruce is just a very special guy, and Moon Marbles should be on every collector’s bucket list of must visit marble palaces.
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I wasn’t either, but she did make a convincing argument😆
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These look to be from the same run - this one has a sizable blow out from a surfaced bubble, I’m just surprised the others didn’t.
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Ditto - love those big seedy bubbles on this one.
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Yep x2, and wow, that was a seedy batch!
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Put an eye patch on that bad boy.
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Greiner? Bulgarian? Reproduction greiner?
Royal3 replied to Opae ula's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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“New shooter comin’ out!” Almost 100 years ago, anyway.
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X2 Slow cup syndrome lol.
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X2 Vitro Superior, but I’d vote no on the oxblood.
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Terry #1 is definitely an Akro cork, common colors but an uncommon pattern, nice mib; #2’s pic just didn’t load fully, but the colors also look decidedly Akro’ish. As for any other ‘corking’ marbles you find, put’em in your Akro pile and 99% of the time you won’t be wrong.
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Give this man a cigar! White contains all visible wavelengths, so you might say it’s the ultimate color lol. OP to answer your question about relative rarity in the Akro universe, I wouldn’t say these are rare but not very common, either. Very cool mibs, especially the R/W/B with the pinstripe.
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Greiner? Bulgarian? Reproduction greiner?
Royal3 replied to Opae ula's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Peltier NLR ‘Christmas Tree’ - nice mib, too bad about the damage
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Let me see if I can keep these straight: #’s 1, 2, 5, 7 & 8 are latticinio cores; #3 is just too badly damaged to be sure, try photographing submerged it in a glass of water; #4 is a solid core; the rest do look to be onionskins of varying types.