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Where in Montana? Thanks Bruce
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Oxblood August, It kind-of rhymes.
Berryb replied to akroorka's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
I had to look up the spellin'. I was so far off even auto correct didn't have a clue. Thanks Bruce -
Me too. I'm jonesin bad, I have not seen a new old marble in months. Thanks Bruce
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Oxblood August, It kind-of rhymes.
Berryb replied to akroorka's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
my biggest piece of ox, part of an epergne. I would like to see a complete one. It's 19 inches long. Thanks Bruce -
I have watched it twice, will see it again. First rate, as we have come to expect from Stephen. Thanks Bruce
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The 1st one is dark amber with yellow ribbons. thanks Bruce
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I like the transparent ones too. Who am I kiddin, I like all corks, but here are some of my favorite transparents. thanks Bruce
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The Stephen Bahr video is the best source I have found to I.D. A.T.&M. mibs. From what I have seen in that video I would say all but the one on the far right are correct- that one may be right but I can't really tell. Thanks Bruce
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So evenly frosted they kinda' look like beach glass to me. I'd leave 'em alone, but that's just me. Thanks Bruce
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The "Score!" thread. Post your exciting finds here...
Berryb replied to bumblebee's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
The flattened profile is similar to original equipment for pickup trucks or anything with a floor shifter. Thanks Bruce -
Found an old pic of some of my slags. It may have been posted before, but I still like 'em. Thanks Bruce
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Prob'ly not a bruiser, the clear is brown not green. I'm gonn'a go with akro, and a cork at that. As soon as I stopped lookin' at the blue as a stripe and saw it as the base glass it all fell into place. The clear glass goes around from pole to pole, it stretches into a hair thin stripe in one spot but is unbroken all the way. Thanks Bruce
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I hadn't thought of Akro. Here are some more shots to help confirm or reject that theory. Thanks Bruce
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I got some mibs, cheap. One of the lots was a small baggie with about 20 marbles labeled "Peltier". Most were in fact pelts but I have doubts about these. Do you think any of these are Peltier? The smallest (green-yellow) is 19/32nds, the largest (blue-black) is 21/32nds. Thanks Bruce
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Couldn't resist sharing the bubbles!!!
Berryb replied to Gladys's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Vintage is a wine term and only valid when used with a year. It is often used to deceive when used with "antiques". In the antiques domain it can be used interchangeably to mean "older than last year", "older than me", or "I think it might be kinda old". You rarely see it used when something is obviously and truly old. The solution is don't use it unless you are discussing wine, and be wary of those who do. Sorry abut the rant. Thanks Bruce
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It happens. I paid 20 bucks for a bunch of mibs at a yard sale mostly because I had been goin' thru a dry spell and just needed some to pick thru and hey there's always a good one in every jar, right? Wrong, all newer or common. But the jar is worth around 50 bucks (a 3 L Ball mason) so It's all good. Thanks Bruce
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Might just be a "no" vote. The white ones were "yes". Thanks Bruce
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The little dish you are using to photograph your mibs in appears to be Ox as well. What is it? thanks Bruce
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It is time to re-educateāCivil war marbles.
Berryb replied to akroorka's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
I posted this pic about 6 months ago. This was posted by someone (don't know who) when I first asked about them many years ago. They seem to be mostly out of the antique stores and in the secondary market. A friend of mine has some, I pointed out that they were fakes, He don't care he likes 'em anyway. Thanks Bruce -
The "Score!" thread. Post your exciting finds here...
Berryb replied to bumblebee's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
My favorite pawn shop is going out of business. Went in for the end of phase 1 of the sale. We got a few items, among them some glass odd and ends: A couple of strain insulators with the one lone Mib to show up so far. An old Perfume (I think) appears to be amethyst glass but may be a little too red- It takes a pretty bright light to see through it. And a bunny with evil red eyes. I keep going back and forth whether it's slag or not. My 1st impression was slag but it seems a little too well organized. anyway her they are. Thanks Bruce -
I tried to start something similar to the second game several months ago and met with a pretty tepid response. I expect we could come up with some rules/guidelines and try again. Thanks Bruce