Steph
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Byuuuuuuutiful
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I've had that thought. Luckily no one is forcing us! :
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Classic.
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I was just thinking about those today. I would call them Conquerors and leave off the Phantom. But I was just looking some Conquerors and thinking how nice it would be to have some more photos of them. And here you are.
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Aw, thanks.
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Wow ... what a wonderful distribution of white.
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I am sooooooo sorry. Can you ever forgive me?
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aaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh *happy sigh*
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If it's perfectly clear without even a gray-ish cast, then good chance American, and if American, then good chance Peltier.
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I'm at #6 working my way down. So far so good, they're coming pretty easily. Figured I'd take a break and share the link with you. 11 Murder Mystery Riddles. Can You Solve Them All?
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frothy
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Oven brick Would want to see the tint of the base glass before I tried to give a maker.
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Hmmmmm .... bet that's pretty in hand. The ribbon pattern could be Alley.
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(can you see fire in the cork when you hold it to a light?)
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Akro Cork Master Something
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Antique/ Vintage glass marble identification help!
Steph replied to BettysBounty's topic in Marble I.D.'s
High fives all around! Welcome Lucy. Those Veiligglas marbles are gorgeous. And the French sparkler types are nice too. -
The Milky Way & Moeraki Boulders. New Zealand.
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They have bananas and marbles with sharp skinny vanes and marbles which look kinda MK-y but have translucent vanes and marbles which look even more MK-y. How did so much variety come from one little factory?
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Muhammad Ali...Champion & Marble Collector
Steph replied to Hipocritter's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
I did not think about Mr. Ali being culturally controversial. All I saw was a visit from an old friend and a memorable story. Somewhere in Mr. Ali's personal collection someone may see Lloyd's marble and not know the story but we do. *waves again at Chris and Lloyd* -
P.s., ... lol ... some people really don't like sulphides ... but I'll take your wink at face value!
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Peewee slags ... who all made 'em?
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As always, you have a way of making even the common ones look lovely. That's interesting to hear about them being called two-vane. Never heard that perspective. Did 'Nishiki' mean two-vane? Or are they called both 'Nishiki' and two-vane as two separate descriptors.
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We had an active bead collector. Danny Lopacki. Haven't seen him in awhile, but I sent an SOS out to him.