Ravenswood ? Alley ? Heaton ? thx in advance!!

[DHUNNIE 27]

[Carowill]

Alley IMHO.

[Tommy]

X2 Alley 

[akroorka]

Lets consider our old friend Ron here, I always will.

Not a direct quote but he always said that Ravenswood had some of the brightest white batch glass (from a recipe--not cullet) of any maker.

This white looks like "Batch glass" to me.

I defer to @cheese and @Ric for a final evaluation here.

Marble--On!!

[DHUNNIE 27]

I have become a huge fan of Ron's. He was special. I've tried to absorb as much as I can from him !

[akroorka]

31 minutes ago, DHUNNIE 27 said:

I have become a huge fan of Ron's. He was special.

Never ignore what Ron has/had to say. He was mental with all marbles---All marbles.
Marble—On!!
 

[William]

Amen. That man showed me a ton in the time that I have collected. I'm with Art on the batch glass...I think Ravenswood also...

[Carowill]

9 hours ago, akroorka said:

Lets consider our old friend Ron here, I always will.

Not a direct quote but he always said that Ravenswood had some of the brightest white batch glass (from a recipe--not cullet) of any maker.

This white looks like "Batch glass" to me.

I defer to @cheese and @Ric for a final evaluation here.

Marble--On!!

That’s true for the earlier RW but not so sure about later mibs

[cheese]

1 hour ago, Carowill said:

That’s true for the earlier RW but not so sure about later mibs

Right, they used no batch glass whatsoever after closing down in the early 40s and reopening after WWII.