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I believe the determining factor is if the base glass glows when backlit. These are NLR era mArbles , color combos can vary . Here’s another with a green base and red ribbons sometimes called a Translucent Dragon.
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Here’s a newly acquired example
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Thanks Steph , I will let you know if I find out anything concrete
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Looks like an Akro tounge Patch , but has a clear base with a mostly white vernier on the surface like a Vitro . Someone informed me that Marble King Made Berry Pinks In 5/8” and were given away at marble tournaments . Any info on this would be appreciated.
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Thanks Dan .I've decided it's a CAC , the blue is too deep for standard Akro blue , and the Turkey is pretty textbook. Someday I'll take it to a show and have it looked at in hand and see what kind of response it gets.
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Thanks Steph , it’s definitely vintage, but the glass looks like Akro to me and I’m wondering if it’s a screwed up corkscrew that accidentally looks like a turkey. There’s actually a second turkey head on the back side of the marble.
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Hi folks , I have one that is baffling me . CAC Turkey swirl or something else ?
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Would live to see an opaque eight-finger . It seems like they are hard to find!
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I just learned that these are imperials . The seams are not correct for Vitro.
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Those ribbons remind me of a Berry Pink type of a striping , just an observation
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I’ve got these two jobs that look like Vitro eight-fingers but they are opaque with brushed ribbons. Maybe they are foreign? I read on the Joe’s Marbles website that Vitro made them in opaque , maybe it’s misinformation. Can anyone help with identifying them ?
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Very nice ! Would love to see a closer pic !
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I believe it's nickname is "dragon" if it's a Peltier. It looks good for a Peltier.
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Thanks Steph
