Oxblood?

Carolina Tom

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Hello Cheese. I hope that you are doing well sir.

I made it out to the marble spot this morning. It’s been raining, so I had high hopes that more marbles had appeared due to erosion. I wasn’t disappointed.

I found these three, oddly enough all are red and white. All look older to me, but of course I don’t really know. I do think that the top left marble is an oxblood. Any assistance with ID and date range is most appreciated.

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Thanks for looking and good luck on your hunts!
 

cheese

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Howdy Tom!
The first is an Alley, no oxblood. 1940s or so. The topr right one is an Akro carnelian I think, from the 30s or so. The bottom is a Vitro Conqueror. Oxblood is a different red/brown and normally when you see it in hand, you'll know you've found it. It's a darker, opaque brick color that looks like dried blood. Here are a few with oxblood:

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