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Royal3

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  1. They both appear to be regular pontil (rough cut off) transitionals to my old eyes. Probably Ohio made, might be Navarre on the first.
  2. Just a suggestion - there are less permanent and disfiguring alternatives, and I’d be careful with those fancy Benningtons (but I’m partial to those, I suppose.) https://stickyaide.com/museum-putty-vs-museum-wax/
  3. Maybe just a ‘simmering’ spruce? OK, I’ll show myself out🫠
  4. Never have I ever…but I can still dream!
  5. I do indulge in a little (eye) candy every now and then😆
  6. Royal3

    WOW

    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.
  7. 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.
  8. Royal3

    Akro?

    I wasn’t either, but she did make a convincing argument😆
  9. 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.
  10. Ditto - love those big seedy bubbles on this one.
  11. Yep x2, and wow, that was a seedy batch!
  12. Put an eye patch on that bad boy.
  13. “New shooter comin’ out!” Almost 100 years ago, anyway.
  14. X2 Vitro Superior, but I’d vote no on the oxblood.
  15. 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.
  16. 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.
  17. Without additional pics or having it in hand, I’d say it’s likely Bulgarian.
  18. Peltier NLR ‘Christmas Tree’ - nice mib, too bad about the damage
  19. 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.
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