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Here's the post of Spara with the Bulgarian marbles,
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Some Nice And Colourful Single Pontil Marbles!
winnie replied to JVVmarbles's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
In 1924 There was still advertised for German marbles. Because America itself had a flourishing marble industry at that time and cheaper by mechanization,it's obvious that America no longer need to import German marbles. Till 1930 Germany had a great toy industrie. here's an advertisment from 1924 -
No visible seams that i can see. To me it looks just like a funky 2 colored cleary,or am i wrong..... Here are some pic- with different exposure,than the first pictures.
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Those are just air bubbles,because the base glass has 2 colors,red and green,there appear red and green colored bubbles.
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Didn't know they exist with 2 colors,or is it very common?Maybe an error..... I've never looked into this kind of marble. Anyway i will not throw them away anymore.
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Looking good for a display! Will you take a picture when the marbles are in it?
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Yes,very nice!!!
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Found this one here in Holland,always thought it was foreign,South America?? It resembles your marble,top right. Anyway nice marbles.
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BuckEye said: How does John make his shamrock marbles? Must be a similar process in at least a few aspects. Poke I was wondering the same thing.
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you can play marble games LOL http://www.novelgames.com/flashgames/game.php?id=74
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http://depatisnet.dp...chFromHitlist=3This is what i found in my files. Somewhere i should have the design of the marble machine,i'll see what i can find. On top left you can click at the pages and see the drawings of the machine. Seite:1/5=page:1/5
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Wish you all a merry christmas. My husband has made this card with my marble photo's,isn't it sweet,especially since he doesn't care much about them. winnie.
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Here's a close up of the UE swirl,you can see the white debris,it looks like it's crystallized,it sparkles. Also add a wirepull with the same stuff,the pic- with black.light failed. Thanks,Edna.
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First pic- are Euro swirls (possible made in Amsterdam),if you look close you can see some sort of white debris in the red. Second pic-,using bl.light,same marbles. Thats some strange stuff in the red,the pic- is not what i hoped for,it's actually much nicer. Some of the red wirepulls have the same clow in the red.
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Let's See Some Lutz Marblesand Some Superman Marbles
winnie replied to Killermarbles's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
German 7/8 Seeing all those beautiful contemporarys from Edna,i hardly dare to post this one. winnie -
This is me with a freind a few months ago. I like almost all old machien mades,foreign and American made. winnie
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This one i have for a long time,can't remember how long. I still have some marbles from my childhood,believe this is one of them. This transitional i like aswell
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This type of transparant swirl,i can only find here in Holland,i've never seen them anywhere else. Here's a group of transparants. This pic- shows 3 opaque Euro swirls on top,the rest are the transp- swirls. I see some similarity between the opaques and the transp- swirls,maybe a cheaper version by the same manufactory. What are your thoughts?? winnie
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I like em,hope someday to find the German version,if they exist,you never know.
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Thank folks,I think they're all sort of accidentally made except for the middle one top row,i find them in groups at different places.
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Was in a hurry yesterday so a bit short. Looking at the cover of the book,it's not hopeful that something important will be read. Besides that,they don't know anything of the machine-mades,possibly made in Germany IMO. Yes Steph it's most about playing marbles.
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http://www.grik.de/a4365-Murmeln-Schusser-Klicker.html
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Just going through my photo-files and found this strange foreign ones,most have debris in them. I think you don't find those weird marbles in the US,or do you? winnie
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Aha Cairo,Steph asked herself wether it would be. So it is a Cairo with a shepherd's crook. thanks,winnie