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chucks_mibs
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 Posted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 11:03 pm Post subject: What are they? |
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Here one for the WVS junkies out there...Three very nice sized WVS' .......looks like they're from the same run (11/16").....
I sure would like to know who the maker is....whispy white ribbons dip throughout the marbles' light green inside as well as the surface. Any ideas?......Heres a closer detail of the marble on the right.
 
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lstmmrbls
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it appears they must be WV Swirls(LOL). If the clear was more bubbly and transparent I would have said they might even be CACs.
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mmuehlba
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| what do they do under a black light ? Mike |
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chucks_mibs
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They do not glow at all
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roany poany
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the whispy ribbon wirepull looking ones remind my of some marbles I've seen in Champion bags
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Doogle
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What about Playrite? They made a white and clear swirl, but they seemed to have bubbles in them, and these don't. Just a guess.
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David Chamberlain
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Can't say forsure but I suspect if Dave Mc saw these he would say Champion. I was digging through my Champions yesterday and finding clear similarities.
You know, I find something confusing, some people when referring to Christensen Agate use 'CA' while others use 'CAC.' I find CAC to make more sense because from early on I've been using ol' Charlie Stutsman's designation of 'CA' in his advertising sheets for Champion Agate. David |
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