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Chad G.

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  1. A Master (blizzard) for this "Sunday's Best, i.e. filled w/ a myriad of kiln brick, and air bubbles.
  2. Like the new avatar Melissa
  3. (weak) CAC striped opaque IMO, no slag
  4. You said it "The war zone" 💥 💥 💥
  5. Not positive but I'm thinkin Jabo ?
  6. I just looked @ Joes pic and it says "Opal game marble" maybe it's opalescent though I can't tell from the pic. All the Akro "Fire opals" i.e. flinties I've seen have fish eyes but then again I don't collect them ?? Nice diggs William I'm sure a good discussion on the matter will ensue.
  7. Rainbo, translucent base, closer
  8. I thought "Opal" was a Vitro name William ??
  9. I just added a link so you can take a look @ the different bases on an inky, sorry about being pokey. Ade bases react to uv light (Glow) inkys do not. The pic I added is just backlit to show the base color.
  10. All above are all regular Rainbo's, once you have an inky in hand you'll never forget it. Generally the muddier the better as far as desirability goes. Here's one from feebay w/ a backlit shot showing the "muddy" base. As Ric said color can vary quite a bit between light and dark, a link showing some dark and light based inkys. LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=38107&p=281983&hilit=peltier+inkys#p281983
  11. "Happy New Year" ......💥 💥 💥
  12. "Welcome to Marble Connection Kathy" x2, I agree w/ Ric
  13. Good grab Brother, I see a few nice coats in there, my fav.
  14. Never seen anything like em !! Cool !!
  15. LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?t=44956
  16. Jabo never made corkscrews, Akro is the only one to ever make corkscrews. Jabo did make a marble called a "Jorkscrew" that kind of turned back on itself. Not positive what you have in your OP just from the pix ?? LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=46790&p=341181&hilit=jabo+jorkscrew#p341181
  17. @ 29/32nds a Banded coreless for this "Thüringen Thursday" both unfinished pontil marks help date this piece to the late Victorian era, sometime between 1860,1870-1910
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