YasudaCollector
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So do we have to change our AAM passwords as well?
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Wow! That's pretty incredible. That type of purple looks very rare. I'm guessing the insulator itself is somewhere from the 1890s to the 1910s (based on the embossing).
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I love the bubbly/wrinkley glass.
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Some older Brookfield insulators I have from the 1870s and 1880s:
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Sunsets are awesome!
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Appreciate any help with this beauty!
YasudaCollector replied to DHUNNIE 27's topic in Marble I.D.'s
Maybe its a pinch pontil transitional? -
I could try and backlight it with a flashlight if that helps. Weirdly enough, I also have a 9/16 example of this marble with the same muddy brown filaments/veins and green base. In the smaller one I think there are 3 or 4 sloppy vanes. (The one I posted above is 0.9")
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A Peltier I didn't know I had. .59
YasudaCollector replied to Wolf's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Interesting, quite a different color. -
Cool find!
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Looks like the first tray is a little bit older (like 1970s). The marbles in that group look like earlier Imperial marbles since the colors are pretty bright.
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German Handmades vs English
YasudaCollector replied to Fire1981's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
So would later Germans be something like early 1900s, and earlier Germans be in the range of 1860 ish to 1900 ish? -
Awesome!
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Yeah, they're all about 0.8 to 0.9 of an inch.
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My horseshoe cat's eye shooters:
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Here are some caged cat's eyes too:
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Some nice vitros I bought this weekend:
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Yep, looks like a neat one!
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I actually think it's a crease pontil transitional. I have a huge one just like the one pictured with the exact same glass type and color combo.
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Definitely looks Mexican, maybe El Aguila?
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Nice one! I've heard a lot of Pelt Rainbos date back to the 1940s.
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Lovely Akro!
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Definitely a Japanese transitional.
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Lovely Akro!!!
