sclsu
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Agree
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Probably a tri-lite
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I'm gonna say modern for the one on the left. That dark color just screams cheap glass. The yellow over white is interesting, but probably an error in production
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I would go akro. The orange looks like it does a wonky corkscrew around the marble
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Akro slag was my first thought
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All red. Some modern ones have that washed out look like this one
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I would think all red as well
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Steph is right on with her id.
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Damage like this can obscure some traits that might lead to a better id, but it could be a slag
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Vacor
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This looks like a vitro agate all red. This one would also be called a black line all red
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Could be Ravenswood
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pelt seems most likely
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All look common, as Steph said. $22.50 isn't terrible, since you get a $5 mason jar with it. I think the most exciting thong you will find in there is some cool hybrid cats eyes
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There was only one maker of corkscrews. Akro
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Probably foreign, slight chance of vitro
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I see a couple that could be akro, but i agree mfc for most
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Could be jabos
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There are lots if common styles/color combos that are uv reactive. It doesn't typically make them any more valuable
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Definitely a good lot to help with id's on future acquisition. I see a cac striped opaque in that lot too
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Happy 4th of July!
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You put a vacor old fashion next to a vintage swirl you can tell which is which pretty easy
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There is no way that is the right size. Are you measuring circumference or diameter? That marble is master imo, so the biggest it could be would be 3/4" diameter
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This pic from marblealan is what makes me think akro. Base is a different color, but that opaque yellow looks the same
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That makes me think akro even more. I just don't see pelt having that construction with that yellow. Comes off as more of a patch than a swirl, but I think you put this next to an ade and they will be similar
