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  1. @Fire1981 mentioned this to me a while back. I have now assembled what I have...21 in all colours and sizes. These are definitely one of my favorites
    6 points
  2. My 10 sec of fame ๐Ÿคนโ€โ™‚๏ธ๐ŸŽ‰ Nice video among the "Stars" serving Vintage Machinemade Marbles Ow Yeah ๐Ÿ˜ƒ๐Ÿ˜ƒ๐Ÿ˜ƒ Thanks @stephenb
    5 points
  3. I finally won my first and only lot thus far with Blocks auctions last night and I am glad to add any Marble Kings to my stash. I see a good number of Bumble Bees and Cub Scouts in here which always widen my eyes. Looks like there might be some Cubs that are Kato type. Someday I will get a few of the harder to find Blended ones and the likes of Spidermans, Green Hornets, Dragonflys, Watermelons, and Hercules. For now, all the kids at recess will be so jealous of me, trying to win my Marble King Rainbows. Image is from Mr. Blocks auction 01/25/2026.
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  5. I agree Here is a reproduction by Kelly Schmidt, He makes them very well
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  7. It's almost Akro Friday ๐Ÿคฉ A UV Spiral 15/16" ** EDIT - Well, that's it, I've done lost my mind. I posted this exact marble only 20 days ago
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  9. Some Yellows from peltier ๐Ÿ˜Ž
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  10. x2, Not polished. That's original surface IMO.
    4 points
  11. Some MKs for this Monday
    4 points
  12. X2, MFC, I don't think it's polished, all the dimples have smooth edges, just someone took good care of it and it never got played. Surface looks natural to me, you can even see a few wrinkles.
    4 points
  13. My favorite, some call him a 'clown'
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  14. 5/8โ€ CAC striped opaque
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  16. Caged solid core, what's the size ?? I see one bubble pop and 2 fleas, otherwise a pretty clean marble. Unfinished pontils and on both ends helps me date it to between 1870 or so and 1910. The size is probably around 11/16ths, just guessing though, most of these were made by the Germans for the English gameboard market, the brighter colors also help date it. Dollars to doughnuts it was part of a gameboard set at one time.
    4 points
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  18. A cool blue & green corckscrew 5/8โ€
    4 points
  19. but because I found these guys, my marbles are now coming together, they have made it easier to id myself and they put up with my lousy, fuzzy pictures, and I truly have appreciation for these marble collectors for doing what they are doing, it is a great bunch of people with great knowledge I'm glad I came here for help!
    4 points
  20. Way too much. Those were going for 35 each not long ago. I've seen them hit 80+ lately and I wouldn't pay that but 225 seems way too high. Prices are nuts these days though.
    4 points
  21. This is an Alley Opal Lady. A sought after marble by collectors.
    4 points
  22. Flicker has a good memory. There were Hurricanes that were packaged for Europe with the name Africa on the header. Here are two pics of the Don Juan bag (Netherlands) and a very rare Mega bag with the Africa name that "slipped through" the Guadalajara "checkpoint" that Pete was able to get prior to the 2003 time frame when I bought it from him.
    4 points
  23. G'day folks! Here is a nice example of a Akro agate corkscrew lifesaver, it measures 20mm. Cheers
    4 points
  24. Had this, just in case...
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  25. He finally got me
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  26. Your RAR reminded me of a great time years ago. We had a group, Ron Shepherd (RIP), Bill McCaleb(RIP), Nola Morgan, Dave Becker and I called "RARS". It stood for "Rare Alley Recovery Squad. It was so much fun competing at shows to see who could find the rarest Alley. The rule we followed was, If you set it down and your fingers are not touching the marble it was up for grabs. So many times, one of us would look at a marble but were not quite sure and put it back. Ron eagle eye Shepherd would have it in his hand, and it was sold. It was so much fun when we all were in a room at the same time, like chickens picking feed. Sure do miss them days and those guys. Anyhow, many of those marbles came from back in that time period.
    4 points
  27. Sad to hear about this. He was enthusiastic and lively and always willing to chip in. RIP.
    3 points
  28. Here's a couple other images of the sorted trays. I just like using odd ice cube trays when sortring. There are a bunch of Vitro Conquerors and some Tri-lites and the some of the swirls are absolutely super cool. About a half dozen Peltier Rainbows. The images just don't capture them well at all. A good number of the Vitros light up under UV too. That's a bonus. I think there are some Opals and also there are Akro Moonies and maybe a few patches incl a Moss Agate I suspect.
    3 points
  29. Had to travel a bit to the Dermatologist yesterday and knew I would check out two Antique Malls before I came home. It was the Bumblebees that got me. If you click on the images, they can enlarge. Got these two pint size jars. There were only 7 casualties. The usual clearies and game type. I am going to highlight some that were in here in other posts. I cleaned them and sorted last night. I was quite pleased but I didn't find any real rare mibs in there. Thanks for lookin'
    3 points
  30. For me that is a vacor seahorse
    3 points
  31. Yes, it should be similar to this green. Clear, high-quality glass
    3 points
  32. Any grey base pelt is VHTF, Pink is a close second,. nice mibs
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  35. Yep ! The game marbles need to be taken out as well as Cats Eyes. Good luck๐Ÿ”ฅ RAR
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  36. St. Marys Alley to me. These can be tough.
    3 points
  37. Hello! That is a clearie marble. They were made by all the companies and by the billions. Pretty much impossible to tell the age and maker. Fun to find though!
    3 points
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