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SherryFain

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The first is a flopped ingot style. It's either JABO or Cairo. The size could go for either. I agree not Vitro, by construction and also the seedy glass. I lean toward JABO but they don't usually have the seedy glass either. Looks a bit too nice glass and tightly folded for what I'd expect from Cairo this size.

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Even the single seam CACs, if they are machine made, they have 2 seams. It's impossible to have a one seam machine made marble except for the very first gob of glass that comes out when the tank is opened, and that is garbage because the rollers are cold, nothing is working yet. You might only see one seam, but there are two. The marble before it was cut off, there's the one seam, and the cut where the marble in question was made, that's the other. This has both seams at the same place because the ingot folded on itself.

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That dark line is not known as horsehair. Horsehair does not have dark blobs in it. Horsehair started out as a small narrow line of oxblood. Then later the name stretch kicked in and any small narrow dark line was horsehair.  But all of these were and are solid steady small narrow line of darker color. The marble above has a dark line but the dark color is bleeding from dark pieces or chunks of some contamination or unmelted chemical or colorant.  

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8 hours ago, wvrons said:

That dark line is not known as horsehair. Horsehair does not have dark blobs in it. Horsehair started out as a small narrow line of oxblood. Then later the name stretch kicked in and any small narrow dark line was horsehair.  But all of these were and are solid steady small narrow line of darker color. The marble above has a dark line but the dark color is bleeding from dark pieces or chunks of some contamination or unmelted chemical or colorant.  

I'm going to "unstretch" and make sure I only call a thin line of oxblood as horsehair.  Thnx.

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