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  1. I'llhavethat1
    Hey guys, thanks for responding. Most of the stuff has now found new owners.
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    Any fellow marble collectors that can narrow it down, better than a google search? Looking for some input on a couple vintage pieces (tube amp receiver and old turntables to be specific). Something along the lines of a 'Marble Connection' comradery so I don't get lambasted lol
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    Cool! If that's the case,we'd be talking about a cane that was over 2" diameter and at least 10" long (give or take) . Probably a couple glass workers here that could tell us if that's a reasonable possibility, modern days or otherwise? Assuming of course they are from the same cane. And one of the marbles isn't pictured twice lol.
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    Cool, I have the first set pictured except red plastic board instead of wood. Similar marbles and box, just different board. Nice group
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    Where are the color pictures so we can see what rustproof aluminoid looks like?
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    If not a sulphide, any idea what the original figure was originally meant for?
  7. 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?
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    Pelt would be my guess.
  9. I'llhavethat1
    looking forward to the pics
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    Pretty cool, don't recall seeing too many of this type, in this size
  11. I'llhavethat1
    lol, I guess they are all food-related names aren't they. Thanks for clearing it up about butterscotch swirls vs. caramel swirls.
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    Yeah, 1 more vote for caramel. The ones I was wracking my brains about are more of a banded opaque or something
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    not seeing a mist here?
  14. I'llhavethat1
    Does this mean CAC didn't make a yellow like this, or they didn't make a yellow that glowed like this?
  15. I'llhavethat1
    Venison summer sausage is some of the best I've ever had.
  16. 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.
  21. I'llhavethat1
    Nice group
  22. I'llhavethat1
    Pic 4 in the OP gives me the non- USA vibe?
  23. 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).
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    Similar colors to most of the leaves around here
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    Maybe related?
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