Steph
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Is the purple handgathered? That wouldn't stop it from being Akro, but it does make me pause.
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Hi. Welcome. The marbles from that era were handgathered. Handgathered marbles have a distinct pattern, which does take time to learn to recognize.
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One more consideration is the context of where it was found -- in Canada, right?, and which marbles it was found with.
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I agree it's unusual. I'm not feeling Akro. Not a swirl to me. Closer to a patch. If it were a German version, I guess it might be "striped opaque." But I don't have a guess for maker.
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Welcome. Beautiful marbles. That's a run that I hadn't previously heard of. Now I've read a little about it.
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Hello friend! Wanted to get you all approved and say hi. Gotta run now but will be back soon to love on your marbles.
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Hiya Nancie!
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Hello. Welcome. Yes, a well-known name. I have at least one of his books. Thank you for visiting us.
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The middle one sure has the CAC look
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Just a few Akros I wanted to share. God bless everyone ✝️
Steph replied to CharlieT's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Oh, I almost missed this, Stan. Email sent.
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Making my first flint marble for Rolley Hole
Steph replied to RolleyHoleMan's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Love it all. Great information. Sweet marbles. You are going to miss Standing Stone so much, aren't you. I wish I could get out there to Rolley Hole. Maybe some day. Maybe you'll be there visiting. Or retire there. -
More pix please, plus the size. Plus, can you confirm the color? Your title says white but the photos look blue.
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Let's at least think about Akro.
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Guys ... I don't see Marble King here.
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A 4th of July baby! Happy birthday!
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Welcome. My bucket list has exactly one item on it -- visit Canada.
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following ....
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So impressed. My neighbor is trying to get me interested in non-vegetable plants. She gave me a hosta. We'll see how it goes!
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Hello. Welcome. It appears to be a machine-made marble. _Could_ be mid-1900's. Could be later. More pictures may help get an ID. The larger size narrows our choices, so there's a fair chance of getting an ID with a few more clues.
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Making my first flint marble for Rolley Hole
Steph replied to RolleyHoleMan's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Love! How awesome that you're doing this. How satisfying that must be. -
Also, I am seeing a Master "potato chip" shape in yours. So that's where my vote is right now.
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Some early Masters ... yours has the right colors ... if I look really hard for the blue
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End of an early Master Tiger Eye style run ??
