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Awesome find...the first three color I have ever seen...thanks much for posting. Whats the average diameter of them?....Greg

WoW Amazing Thats what Im talking about, super pelts and pop off the screen photography. Bet you could take a shot of a lump of coal and make it look like a diamond. Hey Bill ever think about teaching a course on marble photography? Little extra green for some more bluezngreenz. Thanks for sharing.....Greg

Good eyes Chuck, doesn't appear to be any. Looks to be some air bubbles reflecting in the sun. Greg

Just wanted to show you folks something maybe you haven't seen before. Cant get to the marble shows or club meetings. What I read in the books, eBay, collector websites, and now this forum is where I get my knowledge. So far feedback from this post tells me maybe this box isn't as rare as I thought. Sorry Dustin NFS, this box is one of the cornerstones of my collection. marblesus1 has a K&M of this type for sale on eBay. (yw for the plug Roger) Greg

Almost added this to Kris's post (WOW btw), these are a little older under the same name. This original stock box saw sunlight for the first time in over 3 decades today. Marbles are just under 7/8" to almost 15/16", and Mint with box wear. Rows of Cub Scouts, Red Zebras, Zebras w/ aventurine, K & Ms, and Lemon-Limes Cant remember seeing this size box in any of the books. Wish it had been filled with some Supermen and Golden Rebels Enjoy..........Greg

Know that I'm the new guy here and dont want to overstep my bounds here. Ill take a stab at #8 also: How about Green Base Glass Asymmetrical Swirl I have seen and purchased others similar to this, using this description. The rest: #10 Tornado Solid Core with caged outer lines #11 Yellow Latt Core with 4/c caged outer lines #12 3 Layer Latt Core with transparent colored outer lines #13 Double Ribbon Core All examples are extraordinary. Thanks for sharing JVV. Greg