Cat's

[cat's eye jack]

hope no one is getting burned out with my multi posting lol, let me know o.k.

[m!b$]

Do you have any Vacor Catseyes, like this one (I'm assuming that's what this is.)

Catseye

[cat's eye jack]

hi mibs, have lot's and lot's of 6 vane...i'd guess 80% are vitro. don't know to much about vacor. sorry, jack

[PlanB]

I don't believe Vitro made any six-vane cats of this style. They made 4 and 5 vane

and then produced the cage-style for more vanes. This type of 6 vanes tended to be

made in the far east(ie. Japan) and by Vacor, although the Vacor ones usually didn't fill

as much of the marble.

[Steph]

Vitro did make six vaners which look a lot like their four- and five-vaners. by the way and for what it's worth. not sure why it's come up here. i'm probably missing something.

[popculturizm]

Ok another stupid question, cat's eyes have veins, these are the individual color strands, making a "banana" a single veined cat and a 8 veined an eight strand, right? then can a cat have veins in all the same and or all different colors. (i know not well worded - but recently got interested in "banana's" and anomaly cat's(one with bubbles or offset centers) thanks [email protected]

[Steph]

Cat's eyes have "vanes". Yeah, I know that especially when looking at cage style cats the term "vein" seems to make a lot of sense. The cage style cats are a later development though. The word "vane" comes from the blade-like appearance of early cats, like the blades on a rotor or a weather vane.

Individual vanes can have more than one color within them.

And then of course some "cat's eyes" have a splintery structure which defy a vane count.

if I understand correctly