Gr8Natured

Oh .y gosh, I havnt been on for a while. But I absolutely love these miss, thankyou for the comments.!!!❤️

Awesome that's very helpful. I love pelt rainbows, so pretty

On 6/14/2023 at 3:13 PM, Ric said:

Here's another example of a red CAC slag . . .

So beautiful. Slags are my favorite

On 6/15/2023 at 6:12 PM, Ric said:

Wow, sorta overload - so many marbles at once. The majority are Conqueror types which, as the name suggests, were made in the early to mid 1940s. They are characterized by a polar patch of color and a white body both veneered on transparent base glass. Those that have more filamentous white are known as Phantom Conquerors.

The one below is newer and is called a Whitie. The earliest of these are on an opaque white base glass, This later one has the white and colored equatorial ribbons veneered on clear glass like the Conquerors.

 

A couple of them look like they might be foreign Wales types.

Beyond this, I recommend you pull a few that look more interesting to you and post them up for further comment.

If things get too cumbersome people are less inclined to help. 🙂

Thank you that was super insightful! I will study up on those and pull them out as 4sures!

Ok, I shouldn't have posted sooo many....ill try and search out the ones less obvious....thankyou

Just now, Gr8Natured said:

I have these in my Vitros, I know it's kind of a lot, but hoping I could get some help on the Older ones, wich I believe to be the 2nd row.....1st row have the V, ??? I super appretiate everyone's smarts and openess to giving help.

Oops forgot the pics...LOL

I have these in my Vitros, I know it's kind of a lot, but hoping I could get some help on the Older ones, wich I believe to be the 2nd row.....1st row have the V, ??? I super appretiate everyone's smarts and openess to giving help.

Thankyou ALL, it's so absolutely amazing to me how knowledgeable you are! I soo appretiate it!

Thank you chinese, transitional? WV?

10 minutes ago, Chad G. said:

No CAC , no slag, slags only have 2 colors, the transparent base glass i.e. ( Red, Green, Yellow, etc) and the opaque swirl, usually white.

Here is the one I thought looked so similar

Wow, cool thank you.

I saw something on ebay that looks a lot like mine, what do you think?

CAC Christensen Agate Red Striped Slag Vintage Marble 21/32

5 minutes ago, Chad G. said:

Agree, all Alley, nice mibs  

Thank you

1 hour ago, akroorka said:

This is a tuf one.

I do not know if I would call it a slag or a swirl---hmmm--CAC??

The blow out shows some pretty thick glass??

More opinions are needed and welcomed.

Marble--On!!

Cool, thanks. 

3 minutes ago, Ric said:

I think they are probably Alleys. The second in your newest pic looks like a very nice marble - does it react to UV?

That I havnt checked. But I will, I don't think so. I uv lit everything couple nights ago.

I will call this Akro too.

Love the definition where the glass melted.

These look almost exactly the same. Far left is the original.

It doesn't see to have any clear glass. My back light is overly powerful.the other pics taken outside I have similar ill post too

No UV, have you ever seen that. Trippy

Ok, ill get pics asap!! Thank you.

Velliglass, I've never heard of it before....new? 

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Is this an Akro?

Without backlight looks fairly solid. When you back light it I was suprised!!! Help appretiated!