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"I've recently come in to a rather large quantity of high quality Blenko glass billets. for those who don't know, Blenko was one the finest makers of glass in US for better part of a century and has only recently gone out of business. having worked a myriad of man made materials over the years i can honestly say that this stuff is the closest i have ever come to real obsidian as far as workability. i absolutely flakes like a dream! the stuff i have is in several different colors and various sizes and thicknesses. i have more than i will ever be able to use so i'm considering offering some here for a reasonable price if there's any interest. i'm open to trades as well."
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1 comment:
Hillary
This looks like the slabs of glass blenko sells for $5 to $8 at the visitor center.- interesting use of the slab for
a knife
Are you in touch with Lemley? I bet he knows many vendors like this one.
Courtney
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