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So that's a no to my question?
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Here are some pics under water. I am a bachelor and it took me forever to find something to use lol. I also think that part of the problem is that I have terrible photography skills.
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Here are a few more pics. The cork on the yellow definitely isn't just brushed on the surface, but goes in to the marble as well. I think it may be clear glass and the blue was just too close to the same density and blended with the base. I could be completely off base with that as well :-)
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I definitely think it's akro, as both poles of the cork have that distinct akro look. I almost want to say it looks like a popeye without the wispy white.
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Here are a few more pics. I don't see a seam, but it almost looks like it is missing chunks of the top layer of glass. Would the seam be deep?
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I can't tell if it is a blue base glass or if it is mixed in with a clear base. I used a flashlight for a couple of picks rather than a flash, hoping it would show in pics.
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Did the 4 Color ever make production? I have a bunch of 3 color, but this is the only one I have that's 4.
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I would guess that this would fall under a "fruit salad" type, but it seems like a lot of ribbons for a pelt.
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Would polishing or buffing it give it that oily look?
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I would think ribs or spinal column of a big whale. Also a dinosaur femur
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I figured it has to be some sort of newer item (I have read up on scrimshaw before) as most pieces are repros. Still a very cool addition to my solitaire boards. Had a few green fancy benningtons with it, too, which I don't have too many of
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See, I'm wrong already :-)
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Superman
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This one is tough. I thought at first it was a mist or banded opaque, but when I shill a light in it, there looks to be a ribbon core. It is very tough to capture in the pics.
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2 hours left and still pretty good deals :-)
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Normally I would automatically think this is new, but it doesn't look like a vacor, and the blue looks whispy. Measures 5/8". Is it jabo?
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The fact that it says Paris manufacturing would date it after 1982. I believe parrots were only made through the 60's
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Pablo Escobar: El patron del mal on netflix. I don't speak a word of Spanish but it is an awesome show
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But I am going to ask anyway. 11/16" and has a swirl at one pole and what kinda looks like a pontil on the other.