Chad G.
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Not sure about the "red comet" but I do have one w/ av. & oxblood, non uv reactive, similar I think in structure to a royal. Some sliver av as well as some dirty dark av.
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"Thanks Jeremy"
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Hmm ! Not CA or Akro I think ?? Is it uv ?? Thinking W. Va. same as Art !!
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Nice pieces of Imperial William
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Nice bunch of mibs Jeremy
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Don't forget the "naked" part, guess the one thing we can all agree on is it's an old German handmade
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I see another Alley (uv reactive or not) you must have ran into a load ??
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Marble innards, let's see your innards
Chad G. replied to jeeperman's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Make a nice ring or pendant ?? Irregardless not many pieces of mibs you can say are "keepers"
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x2, Alley
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Agree, Both Veiligglas
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I think it was supposed to be av naked solid core didn't quite make it all the way around ??
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x3, Akro
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Alley
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Yes, looks like Veiligglas to me
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Marble innards, let's see your innards
Chad G. replied to jeeperman's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Looks like a "mistake" to me as well, I agree w/ David, probably supposed to be a "naked solid core" (nice "brownish" jelly ribbon thrown into the mix to confuse even further)
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Seeing Alley
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Not sure, don't see initials name or date on either end ?? Hopefully someone more familiar w/ this one will chime in, wish I could be more help !!
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Contemporary, "mica" in the transparent green, Lutz is a gold color, nice mib Jeremy Here's a few pics of an old handmade German handmade w/ Lutz, one shot inside and one outside in natural light (both pics same mib)
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Agree, Vacor Hurricane VACOR ID SITE LINK : https://www.billes-en-tete.com/liste_billes.php?lang=en
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Apologies not necessary David, I do it all the time, yes I agree, later production Germans.
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Not Master, not sure what I see ?? The seams in the first 2 look kinda like Imperial or maybe a Japanese pincher ?? Well here I go again ....
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The first two are pee-wee, the pontils appear unfinished, I don't see any evidence of grinding ?? Agree, they all three look like Later Victorian era production Germans to me also.
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"Happy Thüringen Thursday"
