Da Roberto

Yes, agree in the distance it gave another aspect

Looks like a type of hurricane vacor

That popeye looks ox...

Here I am again with my thorns guys! Cactus "artistic".....eeh yes, so I called it..... About three (or four?) years ago, I grafted a "sulcorebutia heliosoides" on T. pachanoi as proof. Now, during a very strong storm, this plant fell and broke almost completely and my intention was to detach it and put it to root .... but no! I decided to leave it like that. As I thought, it is cicratized and continued to feed the grafted plant, although, not with much vigor. It also produced a flower (semi-open) just in this autumn period Of course, it's not really the ultimate in beauty LOL but I consider it a work of art... ....here's to you

In my opinion, the op does not have a pattern, neither from Ravenswood nor from Champion.

The op reminds me in some way of a mib that I had posted some time ago and that I had found in Europe https://marbleconnection.com/topic/29413-lets-see-if-anyone-knows/#comment-255547

Yes Master sul 2

Torch?

I agree

From the second photo, it looks like an "ultras" run but I'm not sure

X2

No ox here

These in question shouldn't be reproductions in my opinion, as they don't have much value, so it wouldn't make sense to reproduce them. Some may be, but not these

Yes, Vitro The fourth photo almost threw me into pelt.... huuu

X 2 Very nice!

The main ones would be (in my opinion) Heaton or Cairo but nothing for sure, unless they come from excavations

Beautiful marble Jeremy, but not cac for me

Looks like an old MK to me

Correct!

Pelt

Vacor recent "hurricane"

That's how it should be!

Master

Yes

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