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Al Oregon

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  1. Yes, congratulations! Ordered and the shipping is free.
  2. Glad to hear you had a great time. Marble folks are the best.
  3. There are two types of Vitro Blackies that show up in packaging. The common ones are the ones you have shown. The one at the bottom may be one of the "other" style of Blackies although yours is a little more defined with the banding. I have attached a picture of a bag of the "other" style.
  4. I'd go with Alley. These were ID'd as Alley by Ron & ric some years ago at Texas Show.
  5. Al Oregon

    Mib ID

    Looks Akro tp me also.
  6. With the simple pattern, Heaton and Cairo pop into the picture - maybe.
  7. Peltier on top 3 but other, if similar size around 5/8 inch, would not be Roopt Beer Float. They are larger - 15/16 inch or so.
  8. Hard to tell. First two pics are same - mayb one more view?
  9. White cork in transparent red base glass.
  10. Here is a picture of one that Dani posted a few years back.
  11. I agree - Kristina is usually pretty good at ID's - not sure wher she is coming from on that one.
  12. Simple way, on my computer at least, is to use a built in program like Paint to re-size. I'm sure there are many more out there. Not savvy with what to do on smartphone camera though.
  13. Echoing same, including Steph's kudos, and to all.
  14. And that is why I don't collect patches any more. I like them but get frustrated on who made. I still have a few groups to sell - maybe after first of the year on eBay?
  15. Those are just the years that Gladding-Vitro was in business. I cannot narrow it any further myself.
  16. They do show up in some G-V bags.
  17. Messed up Blackline All Reds - Blackie would normally have a more defined black ribbon. Here's a picture of bag of Blackline All Reds
  18. Per Stan Block's Sulphide book - 2 inch range for elephant in good to near mint condition is $50 to $150 value - probably closer to the $50 based on damage.
  19. Bill Tow took these photos back in 2006 of Peach Slag.
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