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A couple more pics.

Picked this up on the weekend. Lid has a hole but ive never seen nor heard of this game before. Pat. March 1891. Some nice china marbles with it.

He is a nut bar for sure. He bought a marble from me ,took 3 days to pay and then after 2 days starts to threaten me because he never received his marble yet.

I plan on being there.

China is producing some clear lightning strike marbles. Do you have a pic?

My opinion is $875 and $2750. Brad

Nice to revist them again, thanks again for the opportunity to buy them Craig.

And

a couple more same run boxes.

Some same run akros culled from a 10,000 count box.

Not me! Bid on lots but won nothing!

Learned a lot from Art over the years, another great marble mentor gone. Rest in peace Art. Brad

Another pic in my Peanut Jar

That is unfortunately a cullet slag. One of only two slags in the group that are not old. The other is the large blue slag that I believe is more contemporary than old.

Nice try Greg, you know I don't sell my slags but when and if I do, I promised you a long time ago you would get first crack.

I have been good, just not very social I guess you could say. Sorta retired and still pursuing marbles with a subdued passion.

I think I like slags. Brad

I was lucky enough to make it to the show and I found it to be very busy and I had probably the second or third best show ever for selling. Traffic was steady right through the week and my machine mades were getting the most attention. Sold a few high end hand mades also. The show itself was very well run and attended. Picked up a few mibs but was most exited about the yellow popeye box I brought home. Brad

group of ?

bubblegum machines

Group of glass ware.

Group of balls.

Contemporaries.

Generals.

Akro experimentals.. Brad