Nantucketdink
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They all look like Whisplers to me. I will assume you are not located in the USA. Saying what country you found the marbles in is often helpful. Collectors in the USA see marbles in the frame of reference of being found in the USA.
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My money is on Vitro but what? It's a Heaton Sweet Potato
Nantucketdink replied to The Nickel Guy's topic in Marble I.D.'s
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JABO Buckeye Run
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JABO it is
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Pretty Cranberries
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...so the marble is 13/16 in reality and you are positive without a doubt it is older than 2003... and yet you had no clue? I throw my hands up in the air. I don't think it would matter if I showed you 20 exactly like it.
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the 5/8" were made in 2009
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I only had a moment to find the single example in the 3 pics, but I am confident we have a time traveler
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It sure looks like a 2003 JABO 3/4” Classic to me, but obviously it can’t be if what you are saying is accurate.
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I agree. I believe that is a 3/4” Classic
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I believe that is a 3/4” JABO Classic
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I have more additions/substitutions to make since I took the pic is all I meant.
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Yup
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I really need to make seperate trays of transparent and opaque wisplers. This pic is from many months ago.
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Some of my Veiligglas opaques. I need to redo this tray and pic as I have added several more multicolored exotic ones since taking this pic.
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Some of my Veiligglas wirepulls
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where I first learned of their existence
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19/32 size basically, patch structure, transparent based, must have mottling…found in Europe and past/present Brittish colonies.
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Let me correct myself on the proper spelling “moldy.” Originally called “shield.” I have been calling them Moldies which is correct for plural. Found in same places wisplers are found, but much less common.
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Euro Mouldie/Moldie. They are a patch structure marble I have only seen in one size. There is mottling on every single one. I wouldn’t be surprised if we figured out one day that they were made by Irene Manufacturing in England, but maker is unknown at this time and that is a complete guess on my part. One of the Euro types I never see in the USA.
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My mouldies
