Chad G.
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Earlier ones for the most part had duller colors, usually were bigger and usually had one faceted pontil and one torched or unfinished. The torched ones usually left a pig tail, some were melted to oblivion.
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Agree, as long as there's no gaps between the ribbons revealing the interior then it's a Josephs coat. Try putting it in a glass of water to get a better look
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X2, I'd go with Akro also
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X3, agree, Pelt
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23/32nds
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Yes, slightly shrunken to, nice marble. Yes, German made English style, two unfinished pontils and the brighter colors help date it to the late Victorian era i.e. 1870-1910 or there abouts.
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X2
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Hand gathered here to, no trans. pontil visible, only a tail
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HAVEN'T SEEN ONE OF THESE IN A WHILE !!
Chad G. replied to Chad G.'s topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
OP is a pine needle, not a frosted pine needle, both have av just a frosted one is smothered in it and has more color coverage, OP is a great mib. -
Welcome Tommy to the Board as a Moderator.
Chad G. replied to akroorka's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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I agree, Asian
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Tweener color. But when you score a red one you'll know it. It looks just like deep red Blood, the deeper the better, nice marble man.
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The "Score!" thread. Post your exciting finds here...
Chad G. replied to bumblebee's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
"Welcome to Marble Connection" Lookin like Vacor, others will chime in W their opinions. Again "Welcome" My best guesses from the Vacor I have posted in the members gallery LINK :: https://marbleconnection.com/gallery/album/477-vacor-mega-identification/ \
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X2
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X4, Akro all the way, probably one of their most common patch color combo's, The ones I have this color are minute, pee-wee or bordering thereof
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X2, Fantasy
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Master, Sparklers exhibit at least 5 colors and are made by Akro
