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4 hours ago, Chad G. said:

Akro IMO

Without an indication of hand gather, or an obvious 9 or whip tail, Akro seems to be the only, perhaps mid 1920's until closing in 1951 who carried a standardized mix for slags into the automated gob feeder generation.

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2 minutes ago, Jeff54 said:

Without an indication of hand gather, or an obvious 9 or whip tail, Akro seems to be the only, perhaps mid 1920's until closing in 1951 who carried a standardized mix for slags into the automated gob feeder generation.

I did not know that.  Thank you for the information!

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29 minutes ago, Melissa said:

I did not know that.  Thank you for the information!

u welcome. Yet keep in mind that many slags might be hand gathered where you really have to study one to be sure it is or not. You have one that looks close in row 2 right, but it turns back into a different direction. That's not an impossibility when hand gathering as usually the punty rod is turned in one direction to gather the glass. Yet, what if the person who's dipping, ('Gatherer') pulling and twirling to gather all day, week after week, months and years, gets Carpo tunnel? Turn "Ouch", twist "Ow!" "Ouch!"😆

Not to leave out Peltier's feathered slags, they are not HG so, would be auto gob feeder made too.

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