Chad G.
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Agree, Vitro a nice one
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x2, PPP, Peltier Peerless Patch
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0.65” opaque blue swirl with transparent red-Alley or Ravenswood?
Chad G. replied to Carowill's topic in Marble I.D.'s
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0.72” swirl with opaque green & white, transparent red ID?
Chad G. replied to Carowill's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Alley Here -
Standard toy marble company logo :
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Marble innards, let's see your innards
Chad G. replied to jeeperman's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
"Onionskin Hammertime" Some do have inner cores of color, this one definitely doesn't, guess this one's already been gutted. Through the Rabbit hole w/ a Maglite, what once was a huge marble
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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
Faceting has multiple "flat spots" like the faceting on a gem stone thus the term "faceted". I agree, faceting can be very hard to see sometimes : light faceting, wear, damage etc... -
no name, Pelt Rainbo
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My "Sunday Best" Alley metalic, has wider ribbons of an iron color and thinner ones of a copper color throughout the marble. This ones a little bigger @ 13/16ths. One shot outside in natural sunlight an the next inside under artificial.
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Yes, they all look like Master Brushed patches to me !! Nice pix Gladys
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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/
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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
