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could this be vitro.

Now I would ask about these types of swirl bc it’s pretty pointless as it would just come under WVS. The only reason I’m asking about this because it looks more like better look to it base of the swirl.

Ty

Ty

I was thinking the same but was unsure

Size - .59”

Well it did come with a lot of vitro,MK and few foreign one or two akro

Oh yeah I see akro now my self on the seams lol

I did now but I still wouldn’t be able to tell the difference patches are my weak point 😂

Ok ty.

Ty

Ty x2

This is the last side of it still akro ?

Nothink happens

This response was not ment for you. No way can’t believe I replied to the wrong person my bad sorry.

Thank you

The "type 3" specifically refers to a variation that can have a clear or transparent colored base with a single colored thread. Type 3 designates a specific pattern within the Veiligglas wirepull series. These marbles have a single, continuous ribbon of opaque glass inside a clear or colorless transparent base. The single ribbon typically comes in colors like pure white, off-white, yellow, blue, or orange. Some variations feature a "tapeworm" appearance or a central bubble within the glass. Key characteristics of a type 4 wirepull Unconventional Features: They don't conform to the typical single-swirl, double-swirl, or clear-base-with-two-colors patterns of other types. Hybrid or Blended Glass: The base glass itself can be a combination of different colors or textures. Multiple Wires: They often have more than one colored wire or other complex wire patterns that don't fit the other categories. Unique Characteristics: They can have unique features not found in other types, such as special tints or combinations of colors. Base Glass: All wirepulls share a clear or transparent colored glass base with a single or double wire, though type 4 is a variation on this.