Chad G.
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Nice job Brother
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Glad you put this post back into circulation Steph, an important part of marble history/ -
Yes, I'm on the West coast (Pacific) and the East coast is a 3 hour difference (ahead) of Pacific time There are 6 but these are the main ones in the continental USA
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10:45 pm now, close
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Agree w/ Jabo, pix 1 & 2 gave it away
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10:30 pm here, had to walk the dogs before I sack out, take care Roby
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(L) to (R) Peltier-Alley
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x2, foreign, probably an Asian made
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pontil on one end but the other looks cut? .55
Chad G. replied to Jeremysvt's topic in Marble I.D.'s
One end looks like a melted pigtail and the other looks unfinished, probably late Victorian, i.e. 1870-1910 ?? Faceting on one end would indicate an earlier manufacture date i.e. 1850-1870 -
I see Master as well Gladys, nice mib !!
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Maybe we need to buy some oil paint and felt markers ??
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My Mothers favorite shooter from her childhood she gave me when I was 10, a little better shape & I might be able to tell the manufacturer, one side does have a bit of feathering so Pelt ?? maybe Akro ?? Either way a warrior that'll never leave home.
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Kool Mib Tommy
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The "Score!" thread. Post your exciting finds here...
Chad G. replied to bumblebee's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Man I woulda had em open on the way home !! Don't know how ya do it ?? -
You're right on the money from what I see. The seller says "Vintage hand painted" I'm guessing "vintage" could mean just about anything except antique ??
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"Happy Thüringen Thursday" An onionskin w/ mica, a bit of ware but @ well over 2" I'm not complaining
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"Peltier Zebra" the black ribbons do have a small amount of av. in this one.
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Now I know why Danni and Ernie didn't like em, I was really ready to jump on the Master Train !!
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Thanks for the update Jeff !!
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Akro, the "crimp marks" you see are common to older Akro & have the collector name "eyelashes" They are "shear marks" from where the hot glob was cut during production, i.e. "dull shears"
