One of the wonderful things about pumpkins is the wide variety of colors that they come in.  This pumpkin is no exception; it has an unusual dark olive color. 

This pumpkin measures about 34 1/2 inches in circumference or about 11 inches in diameter. 

Excellent provenance have come from the ex-Bruce Gidoll collection.

Very nice example of a Black Pumpkin.

You can see a very dark brown color if you back light this float.  But it's a 'no doubt about it' black pumpkin.

The glass has that mirror-like reflective quality that you like to see in black pumpkins.

It has a bit of a sunk seal but altogether the seal is quite good.

This float measures about 33 inches around at its widest so it's about 10 1/2 inches in diameter.

Excellent provenance have come from the ex-Bruce Gidoll collection, where it was 1 of the 8 black pumpkins in Bruce's collection.

Perfect example of a Black Pumpkin.

Very dark brown color can be seen when backlit by a bright light, otherwise this float appears as black.

It has the black reflective type of look that you like to see in black pumpkins.

This float has no patches which is typical in black pumpkins.

A bit smaller than a standard sized pumpkin measuring about 32 1/4 inches in circumference at its widest or about 10 1/4 inches in diameter.

Excellent provenance have come from the ex-Bruce Gidoll collection, where it was 1 of the 8 black pumpkins in Bruce's collection.

Internally frosted float that has what left of the nubbin still rattling inside of it.

Partial mark of WP #10 'Rivermouth'.

This float has excellent provenance having been found by Israel Olivera on the beaches of remote Pollilo Island in the Philippines.

Nice thick Spindle that's free standing from the seal to the base of the float.

This light green float measures 4 inches in diameter.

Excellent provenance having been found by Israel Olivera on remote Pollilo Island in the Philippines.

Really nice example of a smaller 3 3/4 inch sun turned float.

Excellent provenance having come from ex-Bruce Gidoll collection.

Sun turned 7 inch Japanese float with a big wide seal button.

A little concave on the base of the float, so it can sit on its own and displays nicely.

This float has excellent provenance having come from the ex-Bruce Gidoll collection.

Unusual shape for a roller that also has a unique chartreuse color. 

Definitely not a blown out roller.  It's an undocument shape for a roller.

The color is also quite unique.  To me, it looks a pale chartreuse or champagne color.

Execellent provenance having been found on the beaches of remote Pollilo Island in the Philppines by Israel Olivera.

Torpedo float with some very nice amber swirls that seem to emanate from the non-seal end of the roller.

Stardard size torpedo that measures about 6 inches in length.

Excellent provenance having been found by Israel Olivera on the beaches of remote Pollilo Island which lies east of Luzon in the Philippines.

Giant Tohoku Roller that measures about 9 3/8 inches in length.

These floats were rare to begin with but since the great Tohoku tsunami in 2011 they have becoming even harder to find.

This giant roller was found on remote Pollilo Island in the Philippines by Israel Olivera.

Unusual yellow float has a Dai 大 mark on the seal imprinted into the seal.  It's mark WP #25.

This float measures 7 inches in diameter.

I purchased this float in Seattle from a seller that had three of these yellow dai marked 7 inch floats.  I bought all three of them.

Nice old 6 inch float that's got a sun-turned color tint to it.

Quite heavy for it's size.

Completely frosted.