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Da Roberto

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  1. Wire pulls in theory, should have a wire beginning and end with that wire, without "touching", but it is also true that it is not always so
  2. Wire pull veiligglas, usually have wires, some may seem swirl after millions and millions they have done, but they hardly look like slag
  3. I exclude veiligglas in every way
  4. Yes, many may have produced it, so as I found many in Heaton
  5. Curiosity - That color in Heaton is called "sweet potato"
  6. The seam that I think I glimpse in the last photo of the first group, Master suggests
  7. The last photo of the first group, and the first two images of the second group, also make me think of Master, but only minimally
  8. Thanks Ron- Yes, veiligglas is the master, without any doubt! It will probably be very difficult, but I hope that in the future some document can emerge that certifies some production of these also in Germany
  9. Anyway, when I find a vire pull I will say veiligglas with reserve of 5/10 % of German
  10. 100% safe they were produced in Amsterdam, on this it does not rain, as there was the veiligglas glassworks, and in its disposal, many pull vire were collected
  11. It can be assumed. In a thread about veiligglas, a guy claimed that machinery had been found to produce vire pull in Germany, but there is (so far) no documentation. Maybe yes, maybe not?
  12. These are some of mine, if you wish, I can post again.....
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