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Chad G.

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  1. It's Vitro but not so sure on the ox part Brother
  2. Strategic Resource: Uranium was deemed a strategic resource vital for the war effort, particularly for the development of nuclear weapons (the Manhattan Project). The U.S. government took control of uranium supplies, effectively preventing its use in commercial products like Vaseline glass. Security Concerns: The increasing awareness of radiation's potential health risks and the public's heightened fear of radiation after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki also played a role. Although Vaseline glass is not considered a substantial health risk unless ingested, the prevailing sentiment led to increased scrutiny of anything related to uranium, according to St. James Winery. Redirection of Resources: The war effort demanded a redirection of resources and materials towards military production, limiting the availability of resources for non-essential goods like decorative glass. While production of Vaseline glass did resume after the war, it was in limited quantities and with stricter regulations, says Wikipedia. Again, nice mib Brother
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    Heaton?

    Alley IMO, no ox and not seeing ade glass, not Akro
  4. Popeye IMO, think I see a clear transparent base
  5. Nice to put a face (Faces) to the name, enjoy your marble journey
  6. Yes, J coat, 18780-1910 IMO
  7. The base glass color adds to the value
  8. X2, agree W Heaton
  9. OP is a 2 color snake IMO, very nice, HTF mib
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    Swirl

    X2, Jabo
  11. The one on the left looks like a shooter, nice mibs man
  12. Not a Popeye IMO. Popeyes have to have a "transparent clear" base which in some cases does glow, not a "yellow or Vaseline" base. The OP is a special IMO. Still a very, very nice marble. There are 3 qualifiers to make it a Popeye 1. Transparent clear base 2. whispy white strands running through the transparent clear base 3. at least 2 other opaque colors. I have seen Popeyes W a transparent clear base that is UV reactive though very rare, meaning it' still qualifies as a Popeye. As soon as I find an example I will post it, am looking right now. https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?p=344923&hilit=UV+based+Popeye#p344923
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