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If the colors are true, I'd go with  Akro.

Some of the basic about slags;

Peltier: "Feathering" in the white

CAC: One or two seams and brighter colors of the transparent glass

Akro: No defining characteristics

MFC: "9" and tail

These are just the basics, however, any of the companies may show similar traits as the others (hope that makes sense(?))

Hope this helps.

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I'll go the other way, CAC

Master Tiger eye

sorry for the triple pics

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I believe MFC's largest slags were used as casters for furniture.

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The skinny part is the neck, turn it 90 degrees and you will see it better.

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C A C. Turkey head in last pic.

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Is that a Vitro Parrot in with the shooters? If so, it looks like a pretty nice example and if it's mint, may be worth ?? I'm not really up on Parrot prices.

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Might be worth a look.

https://www.auctionzip.com/Listings/3066042.html?fe=2274550&txtSearchKeywords=marbles&txtSearchZip=44310&idxSearchCategory=0&txtSearchRadius=0

I believe this type is known as an Indian swirl.

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Did someone say........

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CAC did not use oxblood and I believe that is what your marble is. The loop you see may be a tight "turkey head".

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Nice find. Your marble appears to have what is known as a "ghost" core.

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I'd go with MFC based on the color, the "9" and long "tail", the impurities in the glass, and the cut/shear line which can be seen a little better in scobby's avatar.

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On ‎3‎/‎17‎/‎2017 at 10:46 AM, Steph said:

Is that a Leighton?  Barberton?  

yes and yes

3 different styles, 3 different greens and all glow; will you tell me which is what please?

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