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Bumphead6

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The purple one is 20.1 mm or 0.79 inches if I’m using the caliper right.  They are all so different. It’s fascinating. 
Please understand I’m totally ignorant when it comes to marbles. These were in 3 old wooden cigar boxes that looked like a books.  I collect books for my oldest.  
Would you explained what you mean by slag please?

Thank You very much

Carla 
 

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I would guess that beautiful hand-gathered slag in the OP was made by MF Christensen, although Christensen Agate and Akro Agate also produced similar types. Slags are fairly simple marbles that have white striping glass swirled in transparent base glass. Sometimes the base glass is clear, but most often it is colored. The "flats" or "gems" you show were made for decorative purposes and are much newer.

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Nice group of slag marbles some of the easiest glass transitional.(.hand gathered machine rolled. )  have a 9 and tail pattern look at the new Stephen barr vid on slags . Excellent, 

The other flat glass. Look like mabye mk or vitro idk if they made flat glass I think I read it somewhere...

A close up of the black and orange one would be nice.  Might be CAC 🤔

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