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- Alley flame patterns are very similar to the Christensen Agate flame and therefore are difficult to ...
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Added: 108 weeks ago
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- A boxed set of five Akro imperials and twenty oxblood carnelians, circa 1940s. For sale at the 2009 ...
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Added: 108 weeks ago
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- These very pretty "sunbeam" marbles glow pink-orange under UV light. Steve Sturtz has been naming hi...
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Added: 163 weeks ago
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- Made by Akro Agate in the 1930s this double-ingot sparkler measures 13/16".
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Added: 163 weeks ago
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- I know very little about this 5/8" early machine made marble. It has a translucent floresent green b...
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Added: 165 weeks ago
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- Made in sizes 0, 1 and 2 and of translucent glass with a narrow, distinct strip of opalescent glass ...
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Added: 186 weeks ago
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- Pistachios have a fluorescent green base with black stripes and were made in the 1930s or early 1940...
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Added: 186 weeks ago
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- This 3/4" Akro Agate machine made three-color corkscrew from the 1940s is called a lifesaver because...
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Added: 191 weeks ago
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- This 3/4" Akro Agate three-color corkscrew from the 1940s is called a lifesaver because of its candy...
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Added: 194 weeks ago
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- It's often said these Akro glass agates look more like stone than glass.
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Added: 195 weeks ago
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- It's often said these Akro glass agates look more like stone than glass.
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Added: 195 weeks ago
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- Moss agates were made by Akro in the 1940s. Some, like those pictured, contain Vaseline glass.
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Added: 195 weeks ago
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- Moss agates were made by Akro in the 1940s. Some, like those pictured, contain Vaseline glass.
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Added: 195 weeks ago
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- Here's a group of hand cut German agates circa late 1800s
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Added: 197 weeks ago
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- "Ades" are a speclialized type of corkscrew with a fluorescent milky white base, opaque white, and a...
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Added: 198 weeks ago
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- In the early 1980s, Champion produced a series of marbles that are similar to two-color and three-co...
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Added: 200 weeks ago
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- A favorite of mine, these were made in the 1930s and 40s.
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Added: 200 weeks ago
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- Snakes are Akro corkscrews in transparent glass. These are 5/8" and were made in the 1930s and 1940s...
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Added: 201 weeks ago
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- Akro Agate tin box 150 with an outstanding collection of oxbloods. For sale at the Orange County Mar...
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Added: 202 weeks ago
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- A favorite of mine, these were made in the 1930s and 40s.
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Added: 202 weeks ago
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- Vitro Agate was one of the first marble companies to "frost" marbles using a lightweight acid. Somet...
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Added: 204 weeks ago
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- Made in the 1940's, these opalescent beauties come in blue and white.
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Added: 204 weeks ago
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- Christensen bricks sometimes have a nine swirled in them.
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Added: 205 weeks ago
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- Vaseline glass marbles get their color from uranium. They glow under UV light.
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Added: 205 weeks ago
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