1DanS
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What is the dark color, black or purple? thanks.
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"Might be" a newer marble. Could you show more pics of the poles? thanks
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Bottom right in the box, opaque or transparent? thanks
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I'd say polished. thanks
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Size is 1 1/8". No idea of age. I have had it for about 15 years. Some kind of crude single pontil. thanks
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the alien the road runner thanks
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fish hooks thanks
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Oh my, those ones we "used" to have...................
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Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but.................. Some of examples from Akro: thanks
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Anyone Have Any Beautiful Akro's?
1DanS replied to William Marbles's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Thank you Ann. The second marble is a good example of what I was talking about. Try to imagine that marble without the yellow "skin" and you have one very close to your first marble. thanks
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Naked (no skin) onionskin with mica(?) thanks
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I would have to agree. Now I can't say which company made them, but whoever did, they "appear" to be dug marbles. thanks
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3/4"? Some blue swirls and bubbles inside? Glowing orange-ish moonie base? Christensen Agate? thanks
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Sorry Galen: you just leave yourself so wide open. lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2ke-b8_hHU thanks
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Looks like a melted pontil from here, so I would say made in Ohio. To me, it's a very pretty mib. I call this type a snowflake (don't know if anyone else does). What size is it? How do you get that backlight effect? thanks.
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Size is 13/16". Best I can tell, the marble is 11/16 or 23/32". It's an onionskin and slightly shrunken on one side. I have not taken it out, did not want to break the tines(if that's what they are called). No maker's mark. Of course, I don't know if it is original or not. thanks
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Size is 7/8". Yellow base glass with a white "cloud" inside. Melted pontil. thanks
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Most excellent mibs Winnie. Thanks for sharing. thanks
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Maybe this is what he is referring to? thanks
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Gnome; I believe the one you are showing is an Akro Carnelian. A Cornelian was Akro's attempt to copy M.F.C.'s American Cornelia (aka brick). thanks sorry, posting at the same time as Steph.
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Akro Agate Cornelian Opaque and 13/16" thanks
