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Chad G.

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  1. 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.
  2. X@, agree, industrial
  3. Chad G.

    Japanese?

    Leaning Akro, IMO
  4. Hand gathered here to, no trans. pontil visible, only a tail
  5. 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.
  6. Chad G.

    Marble ID

    I agree, Asian
  7. 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.
  8. "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/ \
  9. 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
  10. Master, Sparklers exhibit at least 5 colors and are made by Akro
  11. Foreign or industrial, the different wrinkles on them simply signify the cutting shears cut the glob differently.
  12. Snakeskin Marble, Contemporary, Charles Gibson was the contemporary artist who started making these. Many different artists make them now, i have them W and W/0 signatures.
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