Chad G.
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What & when was the earliest type of German handmade & how was it made (What specifically was the process called ? Such as in Sulphides ??
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A banded coreless for this "Thüringen Thursday"
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how many true colors can you see? I see 5 including white
Chad G. replied to davesnothere's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Any Akro cork w / 3 or more opaque colors is a special LINK :: https://www.marblecollecting.com/marble-reference/online-marble-id-guide/akro-agate-co/
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A box of what I believe to all be Alley, there may be one that isn't ?? For this "West Virginia Wednesday"
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Looks like a "prehistoric" mistake ....
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Happy "Peltier Tuesday"
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Yep, both Pelt Nova's and yes, you can trace them very closely. LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=36325&p=273100&hilit=Peltier+Nova+run#p273100
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Champion IMO
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All Master IMO, sunburst I think ??
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Peltier Rainbo IMO
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Wow, do you know if they were just regular glass, irradiated, coated ?? Sounds very interesting. I found this, is does say NASA used them in space balloons, guess there's a whole lot to it that was unknown to me, good post !!
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First is another Imperial IMO, just guessing but the second looks that way as well.
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Jabo IMO, yes very nice mib !!
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First 2 turquoise ones are Imperial Second looks Akro Third MK Fourth Chinese torch marble I should know this one but my mind isn't up to speed yet today
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Heard of a lot of marbles made for all kinds different industrial use, paint spray can rattlers etc...... Can't say I ever heard of Tracor specifically ??
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x2, agree, Vacor Volcano
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The red one looks to be a modern Chinese torch marble & the orange base one a Vacor Bengal tiger
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Mixed lot recent purchase,.....got the marble bug
Chad G. replied to Edward's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Both look Vacor -
Vacor, either Parrot or Spumoni LINK :: https://www.billes-en-tete.com/liste_billes.php?lang=en
