Marbleneophyte
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Thank you Ron.
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This one measures 5/8"
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I'd love it if this one turned out to be old but I suspect its a modern Jabo or Vacor.
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I've seen examples of Cairo swirls that are very, very similar so I'm hoping it Cairo.
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I think I finally found a Christensen! Measures 5/8.
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I'm hoping that the one on the right is a Peltier but I thinking that they're all probably Jabos.
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That's good to know. Thanks Ron!
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It's clear. I held up to an incandescent lightbulb and the light shines through right where you thought it would.
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Thank you Ron. I'll put with my West Virginia swirls.
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I've looked at through a jewelers loop and I've shined a light on it and it appears solid.
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Dark color.
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As always guys, thank you so much for your help!
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Thanks Ron. The dark lines line give it a "baseball" look and I guess that was clouding my judgement. Looking at examples of Tiger Eye Type 2 some of them have the dark lines as well. So is this a variation of a Tiger Eye?
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Thank you Ron!
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The seams have me waffling. Thoughts?
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Thanks Steph! It's a keeper for sure! It measures19/32 if that is helpful.
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I know that West Virginia swirls can be tough to nail down. I've seen similar examples identified as Alley and Heaton. Any thoughts about this one?
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Thoughts on this one? Old or modern? Maker??
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Thoughts about this one? I've seen other people online call them Jacksons but from what I understand Jackson Marbles are extremely rare. I've seen other folks call them Christensen.
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Not the greatest color combination but I'm curious about the maker. These came from a lot with a little bit of everything but mostly Vitros and Jabos. I know that Jabos are mostly swirls, but these really have me guessing. Thoughts?
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Found these today. Anacortes or something else?
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Thank Ron! I'll keep hunting. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
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It starts out like a corkscrew and the orange band never crosses itself, but the ends are close to one another. It almost like a cork gone wrong. Does that ever happen? Here's another photo. Thanks Ron
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I was pretty sure it was going to be modern. Thanks Steph.
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Hopefully it's a keeper....
