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  1. I'llhavethat1
    Cool, I have the first set pictured except red plastic board instead of wood. Similar marbles and box, just different board. Nice group
  2. I'llhavethat1
    Where are the color pictures so we can see what rustproof aluminoid looks like?
  3. I'llhavethat1
    If not a sulphide, any idea what the original figure was originally meant for?
  4. I'llhavethat1
    Similar construction on all three, but the one on the left glows brightly. Haven't seen a cutoff like it on an Akro before, but maybe it is?
  5. I'llhavethat1
    Pelt would be my guess.
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    looking forward to the pics
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    Pretty cool, don't recall seeing too many of this type, in this size
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    lol, I guess they are all food-related names aren't they. Thanks for clearing it up about butterscotch swirls vs. caramel swirls.
  9. I'llhavethat1
    Yeah, 1 more vote for caramel. The ones I was wracking my brains about are more of a banded opaque or something
  10. I'llhavethat1
    not seeing a mist here?
  11. I'llhavethat1
    Does this mean CAC didn't make a yellow like this, or they didn't make a yellow that glowed like this?
  12. I'llhavethat1
    Venison summer sausage is some of the best I've ever had.
  13. I'llhavethat1
    I agree not a gooseberry, or cornhusk. Not so sure about caramel swirl either. Thought those were the opaque custard base with the reddish/brown stripes.
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    What about the Foreign slags, did any of them have the Uranium glow?
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    Does "Vaseline" refer to the color of the glass or does it need to glow as well? Largest I could find is 15/16"+ From what I've seen (very limited sample group) CAC slags actually have more of an orange hue under UV
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    Might not jive with popular opinion but why not "awesome cane-cut German marble"? Any Mica? What I find most interesting about these types is the color palette, lack of core, and construction. Interesting (to me anyways) when compared to those hand gathered/single pontil marbles previously called transitionals/Leightons etc.
  18. I'llhavethat1
    Nice group
  19. I'llhavethat1
    Pic 4 in the OP gives me the non- USA vibe?
  20. I'llhavethat1
    If you focus on vintage German marbles, there are some pretty legit traits I see on this one and wouldn't hesitate. To answer the original question, I think it falls into the general onionskin category more than anything else. Calling a cane-cut marble a 'one-off' is a bit of a misnomer but I get the gist of Alan's comment (and value his opinion).
  21. I'llhavethat1
    Similar colors to most of the leaves around here
  22. I'llhavethat1
    Maybe related?
  23. I'llhavethat1
    Ric, have you considered Master or Akro on the top left? Nice group btw
  24. I'llhavethat1
    Just had a funny thought about a standard door that opened and shut at random, compared to a revolving door which seems a bit more predictable if it's timed right. And no, you wouldn't want to be that guy to try holding open a revolving door
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    Wow, certainly wouldn't expect that from the original cullet pic. Turned out nice though. Great job
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