Steph

It's okay to do more than one. Up to four is generally considered manageable. But posting one at a time does get more individual attention, so to speak.

Welcome! Nice assortment.

Edna isn't online anymore. I miss her. Nantucketdink is Josh. 👍

Hello. Welcome. I'm relieved to see that the photos are still in this thread. They're hosted at Edna's old picture site so I wasn't sure they would still be available. I will put this thread on my list for importing the photos to our own hosting. Josh is still around and he's my go to with Jabos. Good luck! @Nantucketdink

Beautiful. Sadly I have not read most of my books. One of my projects is to try to distill the thousands down into a mere five bookshelves of favorites. The attic is full of boxes. Every now and then I pull a box out, choose a couple of books to save, and take the rest to a secondhand store. I adore old textbooks. And old do-it-yourself books. And cookbooks. And mid-1900's fiction with colorful covers. Mostly I like the looks of them. But I have a few classics that I actually like to read and re-read.

Sweet memory to treasure

It is possible that I've seen them in catalogs or other advertisements but it has been a long time. I wonder if I could put my hands on any of the ads.

Hi. Welcome. Maybe I did learn more about them at one point or another. I can't be sure when or where I learned it. I just have the general impression that they are German marbles from the early 1900s.

Beautiful. Congratulations. And thank you. You are a most worthy ambassador of marbles.

The hit marks do appear to have a Jabo quality to them.

Hello. Welcome. Because of the pattern on the larger marbles in the photo, and a general consistency among the rest, I'm estimating the 1960s for your group.

Mmmmm .... pieeeee. Happy Thanksgiving!

Hi, Christie. Welcome. Super cool heritage you have. Not sure if Bob will see this question. I don't know how often he checks in or what kind of notifications he gets. Would be neat if you could track down the statue. Good luck.