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from one of the Bennett reproduction boxes. 23/32": thanks.

1 9/16" thanks.

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3/4" thanks.

There are three types of pontils: Ground Regular Melted Examples, and they will vary a bit: Hope this helps. thanks.

Chalcedony: Quartz (a Stonie): thanks.

German. 3/4" German. 1" American. 1 1/2" thanks.

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Here's some examples; Ground/Faceted, Regular, Melted Hope this helps a little. thanks.

They look good in the pics. Condition? thanks.

Very nice marbles. The white one is an excellent example. What size? They are melted pontils. The two showing the most purple/white appear to be from Navarre, Ohio, which was one location of James Leighton's marble making plants. The colors and the "looping" out of the pontil are charactistics of marbles coming from this plant. I would say it is very possible for the white one comming from this location also. thanks.

very nice marble. german made. what size? thanks.

sorry, it is not. thanks.

is this one? transparent green base. thanks.

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23/32" thanks.

excuse my ignorance, but what the heck is a taterbug? thanks.

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thanks for the info. no white in it. one of these days i'll have to learn how to use a camera. in-hand, it's not as bad as bad as it looks. it was scanned at 400%. any value left in it as a place holder? thanks.

Very dark blue. thanks.

Broken corkscrew pattern. No aventurine. Certainly not mint. thanks.

Thank you for your thoughts.I was thinking, maybe hippo, but I don't recall seeing a hippo listed as one of the animals used in Sulphides. thanks.

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Oh, I did pick up a couple of different(?) bottle hanger bags. thanks.