Steph
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Probably Vitro. If it came with the iridescent one, then it's possible it's modern & foreign. But put it in with the Vitros for now.
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Not a Sunset. Peltier Rainbo.
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"patch and ribbon" Even though the ribbon isn't connected perfectly, it's still called that.
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Marble King!
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That's probably an accidental nine, but it's a pretty good one. Those colors make me think of Alley, but would expect more of the orange on the Alley. *dunno*
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Peltier sounds good. Rainbo. Don't recognize the "Creamsicle" name. lol ... some people have fun with names. Some people are very cynical about names ... partly because of how they're used on ebay.
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Marble King. That style is called the "patch and ribbon". Colored ribbon around the middle and colored patch on the end.
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Going with Marble King.
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lol ... Does that have an iridescent finish? My first thought was that it was a Vitro Tiger Eye. If it has an iridescent finish, then we're gonna have to bump it into the "modern, foreign" category.
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Interesting. If the yellow strip is only on one end then that pattern is more like a Marble King. But colors .... hmmmmmmm yes, pretty.
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I see why you'd think oxblood. Seems unlikely. At least part of the red area is not oxblood. Yes, to Peltier Rainbo. I think we can call that one a 7-Up.
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First guess: Marble King. Second would be Vitro.
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I think you have an Akro Lemonade right there. Lights up brightly under blacklight?
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not much
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Vacor
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that's a mess
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Kansas City Marble Show-Who Went????
Steph replied to Minnesota Marble's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
I don't know names but those are beauties. -
ai yi yi
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bahahaha
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Thank you, Bob, for restoring my faith in "priceless".
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While I'm in the neighborhood
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I forgot to post the 1938 article I found a little while ago. When you posted the box on FB, I knew the 1932 seemed too restrictive. Or are these later versions of the logo not as close to the one on the box as I think? Here's a 1938 ad which mentions marbles and has a little birdie. And here's a similar-looking bird from 1955. A bit different.
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That's gorgeous!
