winnie
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I,ve tried again
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Thats what i thouht,not American. I wonder if they're Imperial,they are different from all my other Imperials. Thanks
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Galen,i've sent you a PM
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Same question,imperial or American made? it's 5/8
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American made? it's 5/8
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LOL i was quite forgotten the great time difference in our countries and thought it was almost the 15th,what it is now here,so i posted quick a marble,stupid me.
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to continue the calender.
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Thats nice Stefan,i don't collect them. These were my fav- as a child,especially the red/white ones,and the Joseph coat handmades but they were hard to get.
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I thought to post this one.
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I like both your Pelts,they're beauties,and the one from Dave also.
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Since 1901 it's never been so hot in the winter here in Holland and i like it but it's strange.
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Thats nice stuff you've got there,i wish i knew where my toys photo files are,well here's one i found.
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Thats so nice,i didn't know there were so many kids playing marbles dishware,thanks for sharing.
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I really wouldn't know,why they're not fig 8 marbles,they sure look like them.
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Here it is,looks like a bullet mold,isn't it? It's 3/8,the other marble is 5/8. -
Yes,it's called a German handgathered transitional. Here are some fig8,with different colors.
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Thats a sweet box Galen,I can imagine that children love to play with it,before the video games. I've a tiny little marble it's 3/8,of which i think it's a bullet mold,it looks a bit odd,i will post a pic- later.
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National lampoon's Christmas vacation with Chevy Chase,i believe it's called the Chriswolds family. Since i've seen him several times,i still have to laugh.
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The yellow/blue/red one,i'm not sure off if it's a fig8. The construction looks like the fig8,but i've not seen them before with that colors. I was told they have been made in Japan. The last one from post 3,i believe is a German transitional handgathered,a nice one,it looks like it has a straight short line,isn't it?
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I've no clue why it's called "de Lindeboom",maybe the type of glass... The maker is Copier. And yes it reminds me of Akro glass aswell. Look at this http://www.nationaalglasmuseum.nl/index.php?option=com_memorixbeeld&view=record&Itemid=25&id=gla:col1:dat9584&tstart=
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This one reminds me a bit of yours. It's made in Holland in the glassfactory in Leerdam,it dates from 1931. It's called marbled glass. My oldest son once had a whole collection of this type of glass. Yours are beautiful and i think the colors are a bit brighter than mine.
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I would think the glazed are more desirable,they're more durable.
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They Are Really Pumping Them Out Now
winnie replied to lstmmrbls's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Looks as if they were home made,antique carnival shooting target,yeah LOL with those plastic figures. -
Nice,i like them,that middle one of your first pic is special!! Can you find this type overthere,and are they also 7/8?
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It's surprising that there is once again a French song on the Dutch hit list. Our hit list consists mainly of Dutch and English language.