Purpledog

condition: mint-

FYI on Carole's marble.

This one isn't a Czech although it does resemble one. Not only did I ask question of the dealer, I also did research on it prior to listing it.

This marble was purchased from a reputable German dealer that lives there.

This is was she had in her ad: made in Haselbach(wernershut) near to Lauscha around 1930/40

Pat

That is an incredible lot of marbles. I'm drooling. The first day I happen to check the boards and this is what I see!!!!!

Pat

WOW, that's more that I can do...

I'm glad you asked that. Is it OK for me to hi-jack those pics for reference? That really helps when they are next to each other like you guys did. Great learning tool.

Pat

I see history in the making ... You're speechless... lmao with you

You a funny lady

Would you mind sharing how you cook mibs? I have read that some people put them in roasters, others in beds of coal in the ground. I'm sure the kiln thing is the best approach but for us poor folks that want to fix one, what would be the best way?

Thanks,

Pat