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Posted 9 months ago
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This is a very neat piece. It stands a little over 2 feet tall and glows like fire under a black light. It does however have a few imperfections and I hope maybe eventually I can get a few replacement parts for it. The top piece of the slag is cracked all the way through, but still fits together well. The round part of slag is perfect with no flaws. The long rectangular piece of slag is good except for one small flake missing off the side. The bottom square piece of slag has a large chip on one corner and a small flake as well. I bought it for a very good price, so even with all these flaws its still a very unique and beautiful piece. I would be very interested in finding the 4 slag glass ashtrays that go with it as well if anyone happens to know where I could find some.
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Very cool !!!! These are not common and I also have one posted on here.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/27828-for-my-fellow-lepors-out-there-yes-i-me
Sweet!