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Fire81
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Posts: 634
(12/15/05 8:37 pm)
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Re: a cool little Vitro
...........I just love the ODDITIES Vitro through
out there !!!
RAR............. ..........that's just TOO KOOL !
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randy go 
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Posts: 1115
(12/16/05 1:00 am)
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Re: a cool little Vitro
Chris,
Great Memory! I just realized that I do not have pictures of my conqueror types. And this type is under a huge stack of cases.
I remember how I came upon them though, and it places them in a timeline. They were in a boxed case of mesh bags, with the picture of the guy with a helmet on the label. The bags had disentegrated to dust, and only the labels remained. I bought them as a bulk lot (dust and all).
The marbles come with purple, blue, and brown filaments. Sometimes the filaments look like bananas. If I remember correctly, my favorite are the brown because the filaments are similar to the threadlike colors of the Master made mibs.
I suspect the mesh bags place them at the Vienna plant, and possibly early Parkersburg.
I have not come across them outside of original packaging again.
randy
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Pinx
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Posts: 952
(12/16/05 8:12 am)
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Re: a cool little Vitro
Whoa!! Very cool mib. I'm going to have to start backlighting all my Vitros. But the "Conqueror" label throws me off. I was certain Dink's marble was a clear-based whitie. Just when you think you've learned something.....
Elizabeth
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dink1111
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Posts: 239
(12/16/05 9:43 pm)
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Re: a cool little Vitro
Pinx, I think you're closer to right than not right. It does have a 'conqueror' look to it in the pic, but it's not.It's more like a whitie or a bull's-eye type that is missing the veneered color on half the marble. Most of the ones I have on this order are green/white band/purple. Like they took the purple that should have veneered the clear side of the marble, rolled it into a banana, then stuck it up by the ends inside the marble with Super Glue or something. (Considering how labor-intensive this process would be, I obviously have a quite valuable marble here, wouldn't you say??). And the banana isn't a mass of filaments, it's as solid and defined as a Pelt banana cateye. And I'm not supposed to be procrastinating on the blasted marble boards. I'm supposed to be doing Christmas cards.
Dink....(aka Linda)
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PatryD here
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Posts: 1306
(12/17/05 7:49 pm)
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Re: a cool little Vitro
That is definitely a great marble!
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