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Everything posted by Chad G.
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Agree 100, there is an exception to every rule, especially when there are 10's of millions of them produced
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My first & favorite av. marble
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Looks like it might be a Cherryade, agree, not seeing ox
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I have one in a box. A little more complex, called "The Labyrinth" I believe several different companies have been making them for years. Yes I believe mine came w/ two steel ball bearings as well. I'll try and dig up a pic ?? Can't find the pix right now, gonna take some new ones, I'll try and remember to do it as soon as I can. In the meantime here's one identical to mine, box and all, currently posted for sale on eBay. LINK :: https://www.ebay.com/itm/116313907548?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=
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ANOTHER GREAT VID FROM STEPHEN BAHR
Chad G. replied to Chad G.'s topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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How would be go about restoring this old vintage brick?
Chad G. replied to CharlieT's topic in Restoration Q & A
If you don't mind polished marbles ?? I'm not sure Matthew still does it but his email contact is on this you Tube site, guess it's worth a try LINK :: https://www.youtube.com/@MarbleGems/videos -
Sure looks like ox to me
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It does look like a few of them do have what would be considered oxblood in them, maybe some individual pics of the ones you suspect of having it would help out ??
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I really like the sparklers, probably the high end of the lot. There are some very nice Veiligglas in there too , nice bunch of mibs
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Goin snow-blind w/ a Master Blizzard for this "Sundays Best" no av. just lots of air bubbles and chunks of oven brick.
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Zillapillar
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Good grief, It's the Tarantula of Caterpillars
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#1, Akro slag #2, Veiligglas #3 ?? IMO
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Populations only a bit over 2000 but they put on a really good show. When I was a kid all it was was bar and drinking races from bar to bar, pitcher to pitcher, fresh beer sausages, Mmmmm I'll never forget the smell of them sausages. "Rainier Days in the Park" supposedly the best fireworks show on the Columbia River. They light em off from a barge in the middle of the river. It's around the 10th of July every year, turn's the town of 2500 into 30,000 (temporarily) it helps it's right along Interstate 5. You better have a few hours on your hands afterwards to leave, the traffic is a living nightmare. LINK :: https://www.rainierdaysinthepark.com/
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Got theses from a good marble Brother overseas in the Netherlands. Sizes go from around 5/8th's up to about 15/16th's but like Joep's pix I've seen em everywhere in between as well. I really like em The opaque ones are a bit more HTF and a little more on the spendy side for a really nice flame patterned one.
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German Onionskin, a little beat but if ya like it, it doesn't matter
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Page 179 of Sami's book "Peltier Glass Marbles" an American legend shows an original 100 count box of Peltier white slags, many of which display none of the feathering aquatinted w/ a Peltier "feather" slag, many that do. IMO unless the feathering is obvious you'd be hard pressed to nail it down to being a pelt slag. OP is more Akro to me than anything but that's just my opinion.
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X2, agree w/ cat, not sure of manufacturer but it sure looks like a defuncted cat to me
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Drat, I knew I should have gotten those new readers yesterday ?? .... I'm blind as a ... 🦇