Alan
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You might consider backing your light source away - a lot. Its washing out your pics. As in the black background that the 'Auto' setting on the camera is using to choose exposure.
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In most pics the white bands appear to be outer bands. That would make it a coreless swirl.
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That is new glass.
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Looks like oven brick.
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Not an Akro. It spun on the rollers.
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Flop-over single ingot.
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As noted - a latticinio core and a clambroth. Both with a fair amount of wear.
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Dyed clay
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Not to steer you in any direction: Larry posted this at the same time: "I usually sign my work with an LT with the letters linked together (bottom leg of the "L" forms the top leg of the "T")." I don't know how universal that is.
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I think that your first instinct is the most correct one: LT 03. I assume its a 2003 piece. Horizontally wound. I do not know his work, but you might research Larry Thornhill.
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Is That a Bleed Through or a Tracer?
Alan replied to marblemanvintagemarbles's topic in Marble I.D.'s
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A straightforward Akro corkscrew.
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It appears to be the modern version of one.
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That was my way of asking you to point them out.
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I'm not following the 'elevated'/'special' indicators.
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Looks like a common Pelt. Point out the "lutz".
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If you are referring to the Jabo Classics that Mike Warnelis boxed - they were named by collectors.
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You already have a thread in this section on the left one. The right one is non descript in that pic.
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$200 is highway robbery and taking advantage of people. Avoid such sellers - know about what you are thinking of buying before you part with your money. At a tenth of that price it is a paperweight. Walk into any marble show and you can find a simple white latt in that size.
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It appears to be a normal latticino core that went through World War II. In that condition it hard to understand why anyone would want it for any reason (at any cost).
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It is modern. Value is limited.
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The brown is just some stray glass from the pot. These days - one is best off not believing seller's descriptions. Adding/stacking word descriptors seems to be taking-in buyers now more than ever.
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A hybrid between which types?
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They are air bubbles. If you hope for something, you'll see things through that filter.
