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akroorka

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  1. The "Pinchers" have less defined/ruff cutmarks and the Masters are more than often more smooth or less likley to be felt with your fingernail. Marble--On!!
  2. Your flash is overtaking the seams here and that is all that we have to go by on this one. Take a few shots out in the sun tommorow. I agree, it does look like AV and I want to know how many colors are involved AV wise. Get back to us with better images. (have I ever said that to you before?) Not--you do a great job but we need more for this one to get a proper ID. I am drooling to find out and I am sure that @Fire1981 is as well. Marble--On!!
  3. Or above--lol. We can not always go by the colors as cutlines. The cutlines are determined by the glass cut marks and not the colors. I am leaning towards a Master Made Marble here but I am still not convinced. A great "patch type" or "injection type" is yet to be determined here imho. Marble--On!!
  4. I do not have any red "germans" but the color is not Akro, Cac or Pelt imho----or Vacor and those "Roosters" came in a wide variety of reds. Marble--On!!
  5. Nie "Allred". Marble--On!!
  6. You are showing some very nice middle of the line Alleys here and I agree with Ric on his assumptions here. marble--On!!
  7. It is a nice Peltier regardless of the name. Marble--On!!
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    Akro?

    X3--nice find!! Marble--On!!
  9. I have no problem calling this one a Vitro. No name from me. Marble--On!!
  10. It is a corkscrew--made by Akro. An old warrior. Marble--On!!
  11. It does line up to be a slag but in todays world it is a swirl. Champion may help your search but I am not sure. Marble--On!!
  12. I think that we have all been here before. Marble--On!!
  13. My first tought was MK--so lets call in @Ric and @Melissa for an opinion here. They both know these very well. Marble--On!!
  14. It could be called a "Bloodie" these came in boxes of 100. The same as the Peltier "Assorted boxes". 4"X4" by 1 3/4" tall. Marble--On!!
  15. X3--the blues are very pretty. Marble--On!!
  16. Wow!! This is the most beat up "Master Made Marble" that I have ever seen. Quite a testament to the quality. These old birds had to stand up against Steelies, Agates and Clays. This one is an old Warrior. This was no doubt someones favorite shooter. This would be a pocket marble for me--what a great find! Marble--On!!
  17. Pretty cool, nice clean up and a nice size. I would consider going to a marble show, finding a kid that is interested, and give it away. I just love that kind of stuff. Marble--On!!
  18. X2--probably from a boxed set of Imperials. Only God knows from where and he may be stumped as well.😇. Marble--On!!
  19. You will fall and them climb out--we have all been there--keep on keepin on. This one has me stumped--cool though. Marble--On!!
  20. Consider a Vacor "White Tiger" here. Just sayin---. I appreciate all opinions and hope to see some more. Marble--On!!
  21. I agree with the Raven ID. Many companies made such a marble including Champion and others but this sizes do line up well with the ID. Ravenswood made more 9/16"marbles than any other company and they made a bunch of them--millions of them. Marble--On!!
  22. Umm-milky ox from Akro are the most common ox imho but is that another one with blue involved today? Quite rare if it is one. You have quite a few Akro silver ox in these images if you look closely. I do not see any really high dollar oxbloods here. The lemonade Ox is(tops in great shape) it is next to a patch until you show us different. Nice group--all worth some trade money for sure. There are a few that are questionable as far as Oxblood is considered imho. Marble--On!!
  23. A pretty common attempt imho at making a marble. Like Ric says, a signature would make someone standup and say this is mine--no one is standing up here. If I made it I would be proud of it--never sell it though. Marble--On!!
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