Steph
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Okay, that made me laugh.
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Nothing about it particularly said Vacor to me ... but since I didn't recognize it as anything else, I went to my favorite Vacor page. So, this is my guess. https://www.billes-en-tete.com/detail.php?id=119
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(One reason I would not guess CAC is because of their quality control.)
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Oh my. At 5/8", probably not a double ingot. Probably some world class cold rolls. I would not think CAC. But what?
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Hey ... marbles are hard! Congratulations on your new Akro.
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John Denver's Greatest Hits album was part of the soundtrack of late teens and early 20's. Listening to this today.
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Interesting cut line in the last view of the left marble.
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Might be Anacortes Vitro. I need to get a new shot of the contents of this bag. Last time I took the picture I used a scanner.
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That is one of the reasons I love this thread. Where else would I ever have heard that?! LOL
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That's quite a diverse group, and goodlookin. Thanks for sharing!
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I need to watch that again soon. I've been thinking of it, too.
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????? I don't know. But I'll throw Vitro in as a third guess.
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Could qualify as a helmet. At least a near relative. 1930's Vitro Tri-LIte would be a safe name.
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Stephen, I think your crease is a cold roll. What kind of marbles did that one come with? This Vacor is my only specific guess. If it's not this, I'll sit back and wait for someone else's ideas. https://www.billes-en-tete.com/detail.php?id=211
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Peach? I've seen at least a couple of makers on peach swirls. The maker whose name I remember is CAC, but I am not making that guess for yours.
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yes
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Is that sunlight filtering through? It's artistic but it's throwing me. Can we have a view in different light of that seam that's peeking out on the bottom left view?
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Ah, the black was a clue here. Wicked Owls https://www.billes-en-tete.com/detail.php?id=68
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Nice ones! Love the bright green on the right.
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Transparent swirls are really hard to pin down to any maker. The icing-like white might point to foreign though.
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I never knew that about ventilation problems giving seediness or gas pockets.
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Miller swirl is sort of a dicey category. Luckily, these happen to be Peltier Multicolor Rainbos. (Some might call them Multicolor Swirls.) They are from the 1930's. At least the left and bottom one are. I think probably the right one also but another view could nail it down.
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Thanks, Ron!
