Steph
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The blue and yellow is Alley. Other could be a WV swirl also.
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??? normal size, solid color? Hard to say. P.s., does it glow under blacklight?
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Yes.
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agree
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Vitro All-Red. Akro Royal. Master.
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Right Imperial. I want the other two to be Master but I suspect they're interesting Imperials. On the fence. Different lighting might help.
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At least three Pelts NLRs. Not seeing enough of bottom left.
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I'm thinking Akro on the left. Maybe on the right also, based on the long seam I see, though that's an unusual color combination.
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If you have orange glow in the white, in the white itself and not just from the yellow or orange patches, then those are Peltier Acme Realers.
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That surprises me on the middle one. I need to have a Jabo refresher.
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I'm wondering about Jabo, but that's a lot of color shading for a 5/8" Jabo. At least if it's from the Classic era. It's a lot of color shading for anybody, come to think of it.
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Welcome!
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(your guess is as good as mine, but lol)
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LOL ...
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In the first photo, top left might be Vitro. Need more views on that one and the bottom left one and the middle one. I think Asian on the rest of them, even that interesting one with the blue ribbons.
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Yes.
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Identifying modern marbles from old marbles
Steph replied to Kevin's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
My only answer is experience. Takes a lot of hours to master even the cat's eye portion of the hobby. -
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agree with Al
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I'm not sure either. Some of that glass looks a little old to me. 5/8"?
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I think early-ish Asian, likely Japanese, on the turquoise cat. I'll go with Jabo on the top middle and the bottom left.
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Comet for it being an opaque two-color Master.
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The top left looks a little different to me but still probably Peltier. Yes, Peltier on the rest. Top right is or is close to a 7-Up. (Would you call that a transparent green base? 7-Ups have transparent green bases.) The bottom left is a Sunset.
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Yes, Vitro.