Steph

Well, haven't gathered my magazines yet. But here's a bump. Pic Magazine, July 1939 (click a picture to get to a larger image at PhotoBucket ... if you click the right buttons there, you can get big pages ... down to being able to see the Akro cork on page 32 :) . . . .

Aw shucks. Thanks for settling that question though.

Interesting contrast between the flamey rows and the not-flamey rows. Did some colors tend to be more flamey? Or do you think it was just some days or some machines which were running that way, and the flame rows came from those days or machines and it happened roughly the same among the different colors?

Thanks for showing the box! Any excuse to see a box full of CAC's is teh awesome.

what kind?

That's delightful. I don't usually think of Kokos as "pretty". This one is sweet.

Mac and peas (and cheese) ... not bad.

It really does!

I'm thinking Akro. Just under 1". The base turns to liquid in the sunlight ... and sort of looks like it has fire ... but I _think_ the fire comes from the yellow. (The right column is with the flash.)

Last Dance Samba

Been making use of this thread. We need to add some photos back in.

Give us a report on how it goes!

That must be beautiful in hand.

Here's the pontil of a lightning bolt. It looks rough. I don't know the terminology for pontils. Is this "ground"? I don't know. I really need to learn that. I think that's a Morphy auction photo. I found it listed here: http://www.icollector.com/Red-Green-Lightning-Bolt-Marble_i8466237 (You can see more views at that link.)

Hmmmm .... Lightning bolt pontils .... I'll go look.

I guess I'm still dancing. Sunshine on my last dances makes me happy ... Sunshine on my last dances can make me cry ... Sunshine on my last dances looks so lovely ..... If I had a last dance that I could give to you .... ♫

yes, please

Maybe it's completely for real in that area -- at least if you have your settings right on your camera to capture the colors. My brother and his family were in Ireland and talking about how exceptionally green it was ... like shades of green seen nowhere else in the world -- ultra green. But the photos they were showing were kinda normal ... even on the dull side. Then finally my brother posted one which was ultra green. I like to think the colors are real but maybe you gotta trick your camera into showing them.

Well, I can't swear it hasn't been enhanced in some way. I did find a similar yet different view online.

But the real reason I started this thread is Joe! I opened the "new" light tent and my very well-behaved boy who doesn't do much box-seeking anymore (which is a little sad) decided it was for him. I didn't get a picture of that. BUT ... I did remember this old light tent which I totally hated because it was white everywhere ... and voila! Finally have a use for it!

I still have work to do on the photos, but it's a start:

Hoping to be able to reliably take good photos indoors, after many years I got out the light tent which someone on the forums suggested. This one, which came with tri-pod lamps: