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Is it a slag? I was thinking maybe vacor but it's pretty cool and looks older 

Size is around ⅝"

Size is around 19/32"

It looks like a nlr pelt to me 

6 hours ago, akroorka said:

Me too--but this one is very nice for a production made marble from Jabo----imho.

This one is not from a "Special Run"--just a basic find from the factory---a very nice one though.

@Nantucketdink may have another opinion--lets ask him/her.

Marble--On!!

It was honestly pretty tough for me to go with jabo because it is very cool and the swirl work is super. But the glass sorta looks more modern and the size is what had me go with them.  I have a few that are super awesome like this in this size. 

Both sure around ⅝" i got these along with maybe 4 more in the collection,  there is about 6 to 8 of them if I'm recalling right. 

5 hours ago, Al Oregon said:

I'll stir the pot - my first thought was Mid-Atlantic.

I felt like I had seen a coupem vitros that kinda resembled this one's seams but I'm not super familiar with Mid Atlantic yet.  

Mid Atlantic is another west Virginia Swirl company that didn't stick around too long. 

Akro Agate. It really all comes down to the shape of the seams on the marble. Then consider color palate because some are similar in composition like master. 

I think so. Like a moss agate type I think

Size is ⅝" reminds me of one of those dragonfly types 

Very cool all red. 

⅝"

Vacor on that one 

Yes that's a corkscrew 

Possible jabo too. I'm not sure though

Vacor

I would guess jabo

10 hours ago, LevvyPoole said:

That's useful to know, as I looked at the pictures and saw a feature that made me think of a DAS that I have, but in very different colours.

It's definitely hard to see jabo on this one. But these guys are usually correct 

It resembles a peltier the most to me. From the bubbles and the seam. I'm not an expert 

Thank you guys! I just wanted to be certain and appreciate the feedback. 

Lastly it's UVR and it seems to glow just like most the clear German Swirls. Not too intensely but nevertheless green. Also on the bottom pole it appears to have been smoothed out with just a little bit of the pontil mark still left behind. If it is a pontil in the 4th picture down 

To me it kinda resembles a pontil where the little nipple points up on the pole. However that cold roll lead me to believe it's been machine rolled. I then thought maybe it's a transitional period type of marble. It keeps catching my eye and drawing my attention back to it everytime I see it within the group it's stored in. It also appears to have that signature hand twisted 9 pattern within the glass flow coming to pole where the cold roll is at. I've studied it intensely but maybe I'm looking too hard as ive been known and guilty of doing. 

Around ⅝" 

Almost looks like a 9 with the cold roll

19/32"