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Chad G.

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  1. Here's a link to the "Peltier info site" & a picture of a Peltier Moody Blue for ya !! LINK : https://www.peltiermarbles.info/rare
  2. I was thinking Mt. St. Helens myself Rick. I only live 50 miles away & see what's left of the Mountain every day out my back door. As a kid we used to go to Spirit Lake Park (Mt St. Helens) trout fishing with my Grandfather, directly across the lake against the Mountainside just like the picture was the Boy scout , Girlscout camps. It really does remind me of my Childhood, plus we had cups just like that in cub scouts ?? Hmmm !! I wonder ?? Gonna try and google it right now. Wow !! A what a menagerie of cups, it's gonna take a while but I "think" I'll find the correct one out of all these listed ?? GOOGLE LINK TO ALL : LINK : https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=APq-WBsuERtGRCbCVntEPTTLTmQMp7LqSA:1644021106336&source=univ&tbm=isch&q=pictures+of+metal+collapsible+cups+with+a+mountain+%26+two+people+in+a+canoe+on+the+lid&fir=Rk3v8rWbnRGANM%2C-vLn0-cY40kYcM%2C_%3B4tQFgXG39BBj8M%2CpPsr6QjuMaS3WM%2C_%3BWTW-iLDgLpB4zM%2CU6lys4pO7-pFvM%2C_%3BAZC69AqR80VDsM%2CpPsr6QjuMaS3WM%2C_%3Br1YFYAPPlMM8OM%2C-vLn0-cY40kYcM%2C_%3BMbmaTGf0sKl9qM%2CU6lys4pO7-pFvM%2C_%3BKop9ZeVAxK53AM%2C-vLn0-cY40kYcM%2C_%3Bi_WQAaSpNTiLZM%2CpPsr6QjuMaS3WM%2C_%3BYKcf0xxqUTgzJM%2Co_gt7GIeVFK5WM%2C_%3Bs4kjurEvAm0icM%2CpPsr6QjuMaS3WM%2C_&usg=AI4_-kTJ_Y_Dw_MJ4-C9gDnSStfP2do87A&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjYja_wp-f1AhXgDzQIHW3pDtEQjJkEegQIAhAC&biw=1242&bih=603&dpr=1.1 LINK : https://www.etsy.com/listing/1082137505/vintage-aluminum-collapsible-cup-canoe?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign= Ebay listing LINK : https://www.ebay.com/itm/174538071208?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-117182-37290-0&mkcid=2&itemid=174538071208&targetid=
  3. Agree w/ Steph, I'm seeing a definite Auger on #1 , 2 & 3 snakes' & # 4 onyx
  4. x3, I see Vitro as well
  5. Thanks' "Quizmaster" I was, stumped again Who's that supposed to be on the lid ?? Lewis & Clark ?? A couple Boy Scouts ?? Just wondering if ya knew because I don't Signed ; The Fence Sitter .........
  6. I just seen the discussion on "Blood alleys" as well. Can't remember where either, some nice "Destroyers" you have there Hansel.
  7. Supposedly 99.9% of all the Indian Blankets & Superman corks were dug, especially the large examples. no direct knowledge but just what I've gathered from people who dug them ?? I know they're both inherent for having fractures in the translucent red color. I think a "so called" Indian blanket has to have opaque black ribbons to be considered an Indian Blanket ?? Here's a couple to look at, only the red is translucent. The base glass appears to be opaque yellow ?? Yours is still an outstanding mib Rick, just wondering do the darker ribbons appear to be black or amber, might just be the light in your pix ?? Another pic of the bigger of the two taken indoors showing the black and red ribbons corking around the yellow base glass.
  8. Well Art it's not a corkscrew but it is an Akro Lemonade & 5/8ths
  9. "Happy Akro Friday" Not positive but I think the collector name for this corkscrew is "Blood & Bones"
  10. Vacor is also known to produce marbles with the iridescent shine like yours has
  11. Yes !! they get even bigger, I really like them. Pix of a few of mine, I think the largest is .82" When I got the big one there were many larger ones but they all had heavy damage.
  12. They look like mine, "Always' on "High Alert" ....
  13. Agree w/ Heaton but no ox, just brown
  14. Seen a lot of different applications for the "clawfoot & marble" i.e. stools, tables, letter openers etc ... in all different sizes, just never thought I'd see a cooking appliance application, just when I thought I'd seen it all !!
  15. Seen a lot of marble related "stuff" before but never something like this. For the mibster that has everything this is something else !! LINK : https://www.ebay.com/itm/115234571204?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338722076&customid=&toolid=10050
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