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Chad G.

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  1. Chad G.

    Turkey

    Yeah !! exactly what I seen on the news, glad they could resurrect the problem. Although I wouldn't have moved or relocated unless you consider the human stomach a geographical location. From what I hear there's a lot of hungry folks around now and a Turkey dinner would fit the bill nicely & probably a whole lot cheaper than any relocation program ??
  2. Man, surprise indeed, very, very nice !!!
  3. Chad G.

    Turkey

    I seen on the news (can't remember where ?? ) They were attacking & chasing people all the way home, they wouldn't stop for anything. My best guess is a problem with being "habituated" to human civilization i.e. "people"
  4. Chad G.

    Turkey

    Sorry man, you know I had to do it !!! No choice
  5. I believe Danny Turner coined the phrase, naming the marble, at least that's what I was lead to believe year's Ago ?? Named for the very similar coloration of the R,G,Y parrot in the old Poll Parrot add. Ah well days gone by, guess I have to be willing to adapt, bend or break ??
  6. Chad G.

    Turkey

    I found one and it's a classic
  7. Regular light bulbs have a yellow type cast, no blue or white "like the sun" natural sunlight is always best "if" you have access. FSB daylight bulbs w/ a CRI rating of at least 95 and a rating of at least 5000 K ( KELVIN : INFO SHOULD BE ON THE SIDE OF THE BOX ALONG W/ THE CRI RATING)are best for any pictures, especially macro and or glass, will show true colors. I know I have an extensive collection of trial and error case bulbs laying in the closet.
  8. I know it's called a lifesaver now but didn't this type > used < to be called a "Poll Parrot" Art ?? I like Poll Parrot much better but nowadays people don't know what you're talking about : CIRCA 1920's - 1060's sometime ?? You know adapting the name from the old shoe add ?? Mascots like Poll Parrot starred in Vintage Children’s Shoe Ads 1920-1960’s Poll Parrot Shoes Sign 1930 An Entertaining Mascot I’ve always been fascinated with the mascot characters used in many vintage children’s shoe advertisements such as the Poll Parrot brand. In 1925, the parrot icon was the brainchild of Paul Parrot, the original owner of the Paul Parrot Shoes based in St. Louis, Missouri. Mr. Parrot had an obvious reason to use the parrot for his shoe logo that tied into his name and was a version of Polly Parrot. The company used several parrot models over the years and created the slogan “They speak for themselves”. Their children’s shoes marketing campaigns included many giveaways such as rings, buttons, whistles, bookmarks and banks with the parrot illustration. Poll Parrot Shoes Slogan “They Speak for Themselves” In the 1930’s, a syndicated radio program was launched called the “Cruise of the Poll Parrot”. The radio series featured adventures of a whaling ship also named for the witty Poll Parrot mascot. In 1947, The Company also sponsored the popular Howdy Doody children’s show. The International Shoe Company bought out the Paul Parrot Company early on and used the Paul Parrot trademark for it’s ongoing success.
  9. x2, agree w/ Steph, Jabo = Oops !! forgot to hit the submit button, I posted right after Steph, didn't think the program deleted my post: Sorry bout the delayed reaction, my bad !!!
  10. Chad G.

    Vitro ?

    Not seeing Vitro ?? Maybe a W.Va. swirl of some type, I'm on the fence as well !!
  11. Chad G.

    MK

    I have a few of them, I think it's called a "Gasp" i.e. Bengal tiger & wasp hybrid ?? At least I've seen them called such & sold as such ??
  12. Head gear would be a definite plus in here in my "2 armed" world !! But I guess maybe I have enough trouble running 2 arms w/ a one track mind ? .... Agree w/ Ron on the lighting situation, I finally have a satisfactory setup, got some good pointers from Ernesto (MRCOM) @ AAM on this link :: Simple setup, highly effective and most reasonable $$$ to assemble I've seen. LINK : https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=46681
  13. #52, #25 ?? Letter Z, Letter S, you decide, could go many ways
  14. I see a good possibility of it being "Imperial" or some other Asian manufacture
  15. Whoa !! Guess certain sellers are reaching new heights in the "name game" trying to "$$$$ in" on the unwary mibster !! I hope they try coming here before any impulse buys !! Definitely not Akro or Pelt for that matter !! My best is a newer manufacture, possibly Vacor or maybe Chinese ?? Casper the "Friendly ghost" Oh brother !!!!! I suspect maybe a wolf in sheep's clothing Same seller w/ the rare and dreaded "Root beer Banana cats eye" ?????? And double "Whoa" ???? LINK : https://www.ebay.com/itm/185271644399?hash=item2b230cf0ef:g:pNsAAOSw8Vhh8hf1
  16. x2, I see Alley as well
  17. "Happy Akro Friday" Trying a bit of the "Group Mentality" approach out today !!
  18. Salright Ron, I have some "not so good" days also, just hope I can keep my composure as well as some others ??
  19. Proof it melts in your mouth not in your hands ....
  20. A keepsake pinback from my Childhood hometown (7 miles away) back then the main event was beer pitcher races between bars w/ everyone on the sidewalk cheering the participants on "if they made it to the finish" there's a reason it was called "Rainier Daze"
  21. Some "marble related" pinback characters, most from "Syndicated Press Comics" made by Kellogs in the 40's, 95% of these are Peltier comic marble related, the Superman is Akro related as well. Superman, guess he could be Pelt or Akro related ?? Anyway all round & all marble related, even the size is !!
  22. Looks like "Alley" to me
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