
YasudaCollector
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Man! I'd better start looking for them around the Seattle area then. 🧐
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They bigger ones are about 0.7 inches, the smaller one is about 10/16
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Nice ones!
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I'll try and get a close up of the pontils in some more pictures.
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Thank you 🙂 Yeah, the opaque ones have the messy crease line as the transparent ones. However, I have seen one red and white example (closer to 0.75") that has a pinch pontil. It seems like Japanese transitionals can have either a pinch pontil or a crease pontil.
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I thought maybe the navy blue one might either be a Vitro or some kind of foreign patch. (The glass is very shiny).
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Sorry, I tried to get a photo that really captured the color but my phone is kind of a cheaper Samsung. 🫤 It really didn't capture the white very well.
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Yeah, sounds like I have quite a bit of collecting to do (which I enjoy of course!) So far I have 90 including 9 shooters.
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Oh my gosh! My dad had several of these red and yellow Vacors as a young kid (back in the late 1960s to early 1970s).
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Peltier Peerless Patch rarity
YasudaCollector replied to rockgardenplants's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Amazing find! 😎 The overall color scheme almost reminds me of Akro products. Was Master trying emulate Akro at all?
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Thank you! 😄 I absolutely love these guys! (Japanese transitionals). I think its the combination of their history and eye appeal that does it for me.
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😮😮😮You've seen that many Yasudas in one place?
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I have to come clean with my aspirations. 🤣🤣🤣
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Just thought I'd ask, but how many Japanese pinch/crease pontil transitionals would it take to break the record for the largest collection of them?
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Awesome red color!
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Don't know if anybody else has had this, but one time I tried this kind of spicy tripe soup called "Menudo". 🤢 (I was at a family gathering and trying to be nice).
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Here are some photos of the Olympic mountains in Washington state. I love going up there in the summers! Especially for hiking.
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One of our world war II vets (in the truck) is celebrating his 100th birthday this year.
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