Post: Post Reply: Re: And here is the major suprise! by JP

Original Message: Re: And here is the major suprise!

Fabulous This solves quite a few questions about the origins of these simulated chevrons. There are a few different types but I believe they were likely made by the same maker like #493 and the ones on strand #495 in our chevron book. The large round are 30mm, hollow and light with a thin layer of 2 to 3mm. The smaller round are 20 to 22m and are not hollow. The cylindrical shape 30 x 23mm are also not hollow with a large ~ 8mm hole #493 is a massive 50 x 36mm with large hole and was collected by Michael Heide in the 60s. We have a bead in the Museum like #27030 in medium size that I had not been able to identify, Thanks again for showing this card. JP Copyright 2024
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Original Message: Re: And here is the major suprise!
Fabulous This solves quite a few questions about the origins of these simulated chevrons. There are a few different types but I believe they were likely made by the same maker like #493 and the ones on strand #495 in our chevron book. The large round are 30mm, hollow and light with a thin layer of 2 to 3mm. The smaller round are 20 to 22m and are not hollow. The cylindrical shape 30 x 23mm are also not hollow with a large ~ 8mm hole #493 is a massive 50 x 36mm with large hole and was collected by Michael Heide in the 60s. We have a bead in the Museum like #27030 in medium size that I had not been able to identify, Thanks again for showing this card. JP Copyright 2024 All rights reserved by Bead Collector Network and its users

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