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Everything posted by Chad G.
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No Indian, Coreless swirl, I'd consider it a Josephs Coat myself.
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The big white & blue is Vacor IMO
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The white base w/ yellow ribbons is a Peltier Rainbow
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IDK about your question but maybe this Link will help ya down the right road ?? LINK :: https://marbleconnection.com/topic/23815-imperial-packaging/ Here's another link from AAM on the marbles themselves. LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?t=43776
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"Welcome to Marble Connection" I see a whole array of different manufacturers, vintage & newer types. Peltier, Vacor, Vitro. Akro, etc. Please post no more than 5 per pic showing multiple views and any evident seams for a more accurate I.D. Again, "Welcome"
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Definitely a nice big Veiligglas. I don't know how to differentiate between the types ?? The only two types I know are transparent & opaque. Wish I could help ya out a bit more
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Post em all, some may be pelts or CAC's ?? You never know what's in the mix ??
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Most likely an Akro IMO
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Nice additions
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You really scored on the MK's Melissa Some real beauties
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...... Berry ..... ..... Shinny ..... ..... Pigment .....................................................................................
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...... How big is it ....Any potils ? .... Vacor ? .... ....
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They don't get much more swirly than this. A Polymer marble by Dave Becker for this "Slags & swirls Saturday"
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Nice !!
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No Carnival IMO, I wish it was.
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Can't wait for them pix of the fresh pickins
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The ridged solid core is just a hair under 3/4" I have quite a few coats w/ av in them. I'll post some next Thursday. Well I guess I can post one now before I forget, this one is nearly @ one inch, has av. in several bands not only in the green, yes it is my favorite And another, a lot more sparse on this one and only in a couple of the green ribbons, Oop!! almost forgot, right around 11/16ths
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UV. Custard type glass, not Lemonade, not Limeade, something else ?? You tell me, not silver ox either. The closest I can come is Custard glass, it's yellower than it looks. Very, very UV. reactive, a tad over 3/4ths w/ some very thick ox. Yes it was bought as a Lemonade ox, but ??