Love these Ribbon Spindles!  This one has a thin ribbon spindle with about a half of a twist. 

This float is almost 4 inches in diameter.

Lots of bubbles.

This LT is just starting to turn lavender. 

These are great to leave in the sun and watch them slowly turn from a light lavender tint to a deep purple color.

There is an orange peel type surface.

This float measures 5 inches in diameter.

Lots of features to like on this 4 inch float. 

First of all, it has Rivermouth WP #10 in a triangular configuration. 

This yellow amber gold color displays really well.

It has net pattern markings. 

There are also some barnacle remnants. 

This float shows lots wear but I think it adds its character.

Purportedly found in Hawaii.

Nice example of WP #171 Asahi 旭.  This mark is comprised of two marks that are stacked vertically and mirror each other.

Produced by the Asahi Glass Company.

Bold stamp of WP #351 maker's mark.  It's the Katakana letter "I" encircled ㋑.  Perfect mark with all points showing; a little off center. 

This mark is typically found on 3 1/2" floats, it's an uncommon mark.  But because this maker's mark is on a 2 1/4 inch float, I'm assuming this is a rarer float.

WP #25 'Dai' 大 mark.  This tiny mark is only about 1/4 inch tall.

Lightly stamped on a 2 1/4 inch float.

The 'Sunrise' maker's mark is extremely rare.

Hinode Sakura translates to "sunrise in a cherry blossom". 

These Japanese glass floats are quite old, too.  They are reported to have been produced in the 1920's.

This float was purportedly found in Hawaii.

Classic shark roller with thimble-shaped ear.

Measures 7 1/8 inches in length.

Tube letter version of DG mark WP #140.  Classified as uncommon.

This is a 15 inch spun-fused float.  It's quite heavy for its size. 

Amber green color with amber swirls that stain throughout the glass. 

It was found on a rocky beach while sea kayaking in Aomori Bay on Honshu Island in Japan.

Undocumented maker's mark that's comprised of an 'O under a Roof'. 

This is a clear bold stamp with all points showing.  4

Measures 4 inches in diameter.

This mark appears to be the katakana symbol 'Me' メ.  It's probably an undocumented mark. 

The stamp is clear and bold.  The mark is also nicely beveled. 

There's an an inclusion in the float.  It also has some light frosting on one side.

This float measures 3 inches in diameter.