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Posted by: Dante

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02/26/2015, 03:41:17

Does anybody know where I can get these beads from? The coin is slightly smaller than a dime. Thank you.

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Posted by: Joyce

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02/26/2015, 06:03:19

These are probably some of the smallest drawn rosetta cane beads made, I have some green ones, about 2.5mm. My books are in storage, but in Picard vol. 7 these are pictured.

http://www.picardbeads.com/pubs.html#vol7

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Posted by: House of Bast

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02/26/2015, 06:29:21

If one does find some, what is a fair price to pay? Thanks!

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Posted by: Degumay sumareh

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02/26/2015, 08:40:30

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Posted by: Dante

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02/26/2015, 15:22:23

Do you have pics please?

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Posted by: Dante

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02/26/2015, 18:38:03

I have strung them to show their size. Appears to be 2.5 mm average.

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Posted by: Frederick II

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02/27/2015, 12:49:05

Tiny chevrons like these are being reproduced in East Java today. The ones you have pictured seem old to me. I did not buy any while I was there.

But Jamey Allen has some examples from the trip he, James Langton and I made together a number of years ago.

Just Fred

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