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The small CACs are not a real tough find IMO

Galen, what would you be charging for peewee CAC's ...? I'm interested in buying!

Those get me every time . . .

ditto

MFC made no transparent red slags - red slags are made from selenium ruby glass - this was not common till the mid 1920's.

Sorry all....my leg was sore from kicking this dead horse but I have to ask........what is "this was not common till the mid 1920's" based on? Not that I don't believe it's true!

Also, with a few companies having a MFC machine and a hand gathering process for sure at all, is it important to call these slags for what they are? Are standard colored slags just hand gathered slags with no definite maker?

Chuck G....1st pic upper left....does it have a name and can you post more pics of it? All are very nice but that one grabs me!

Ann,

Nothing like asking you to do free work! It's not a big deal and thought maybe you could point me in the right direction. I think it's a watercolor and not oil. Thanks! Should have moved that powder horn......looks a little creepy in the pic. lol

Steph.....I think you are right on it being a bloody. brain freeze

Can you tell me anything about this painting by M. Smith 08? I've had it a long time and don't know much about it. Thanks I can get a better shot of the sig ...didn't see I shadowed it until now

My sweet lord......what a haul!

.740" to .770"

Thanks......Couple more...

Neat marble but bruised....Alley?

M. Redgrave's Parlor Bagatelle Table pat. May 30, 1871. 4 foot x 16"

Kinda cool but two hit spots..I like the yellow tint 2 flames

I think CAC on this one ...one hit an sparkles

23/32" mint(-) asmade

5/8" poor, sad..3 blow-outs

3/4" nm any help..Alley?

5/8" Alley w/aventurine?

5/8"

19/32" mint

3/4" mint How do I post thumbnail pics?

Almost 11/16" mint in hand it's more brown than yellow

My small ones are mostly CAC...i think! .510" is the closest I get...

Peewee slags are VHTF! nice

I remember a reading in a post, maybe not on this board, where Clyde didn't answer a question right away and catching some flack. When he did, he told of how difficult it was sometime to find the strength to type. When I run across his post I think of this every time and hope he's in a better place.

No...funny how a slag could look so solid ..I guess it's on the edge of the light? There was some nice ones in this lot.

Well, I took a chance and bought this when relisted for 69.99 and here is my chocolate cow.......

If you are scratching your head and don't follow CFB.....look up Jameis Winston...what a piece of work this guy is and we wonder why women have to worry about the bogeyman!

You don't need to sell, you need to collect! You have a good eye in sorting!

Another bifurcated peltier rainbo...upper left first whole marble pic.