I'llhavethat1
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toothpick for me (unused of course)
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I'd say Alley
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Interesting set up, I like seeing stuff like this.
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I'd lean towards Pelt based on those pics. And the size
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getting a bit of a pelt vibe from that single pic. More angles and pics could quickly convince me otherwise
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Though crossed my mind as well
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Based on the pics I'd put that with my possible Pelts. In hand might be a completely different story ie: CAC or Euro
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The article is a good read. Both processes described (hot punch, hollow cane) is more than you'd expect from the average "maker/hut" aiming for quantity. Thanks for the link, very interesting
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no doubt a nice clambroth!
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Interesting to see those types. Most of the ones I've seen pics of were more "traditional" German handmades.
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Not sure if those are threads or the "seat" of a check valve. That's why I was curious about the rest of the fitting.
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I saw it listed originally, figured my Wife wouldn't be too thrilled with our "new" hotplate.
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What did the rest of the pipe fitting looks like, was it some sort of check valve?
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Nice Germans. Good symmetry and bold colors on the first one
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My first thought was cateye too, but the construction and bubbly base glass? Could be Pelt?
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Nice, is it as big as it looks?
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Any way to know who made this agate? .77
I'llhavethat1 replied to Jeremysvt's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Some type of polished mineral...you can see where the voids in the geodes opened up (don't quote me on those terms) -
Thanks, there are a couple Mica that slipped in there so 33 ranging from from 3/4" - 1-1/4" on that board
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It was another sunny day for some slags
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Been a while since I've seen an exciting "find" on eBay. This auction reminded me of the old days taking a chance on some blurry pics. Hopefully they pan out for the winning bidder (who must have seen what I saw) and will post some pics of their loot!
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Strange pattern and color combo for sure
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I'd go with MFC for the OP, and German for the one Fire posted
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no, looks like a swirl of some type
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The thin white strands in that pattern are referred to as Latticino (Latticinio, Latt). The twisted strands give the appearance of a lattice. A solid core wouldn't have the spaces between the strands. Looks tiny, what's it measure in at?
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Couldn't resist the sun shining on some recently unpacked slags.
