Steph
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Marbles In Modern American English Usage
Steph replied to kbobam's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Sharp!
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Moved to general to get more eyes on 'em.
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Thanks. The swirl is very aquatic.
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Ric ... where are you?
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My Salvador Dali sparklers:
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Neat. I'm gonna say that's a somewhat less common type. I don't know what to call it other than corkscrew.
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The one on the right strikes me as unusual. Is the base a translucent yellow? What does it look like backlit? Okay, about your actual question ... some would call the one on the left a snake. I don't think the right would be called that. "Snake" is a collectors name. Akro's name for the one on the left was Spiral. So that's what I'd generally call it.
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I think $300 would be a decent price for it.
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Don't cry over spilt bumblebees.
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I'm lookin'. I'm lookin'. I'm stallin'. ....
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beautiful -- like mercury
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Happy cat. Easy-going friend, eh?
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He who laughs last
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That particular purple one in the picture up there is Alley, right?
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shhhhh .... no oxblood
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For Bob's commercial collection
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Nancy, did you play jacks? My mom was very good at that.
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lulz Love it
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Multi-Colored Latticinos-3 And 4 Color Off Same Cane
Steph replied to Minnesota Marble's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Took me a minute to realize you meant all that color was on the inside. I was distracted by the color on the outside of that first one. Five apiece? Neat. -
very innersting
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Vacor's claim was this, "En 1944, comenzamos a fabricar la popular canica "Trébol" e incrementamos nuestra capacidad sustancialmente para cubrir los mercados locales de México." "Trébol" translates to Shamrock ... whatever that would mean for a marble.
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Thanks for the stories. Keep 'em coming. "I think my older brother collected Cabbies' buttons to wear on his cap." That's pretty cool all by itself. New one on me.