winnie
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Well you think it's papier mache,than you would need to see a grayish color in the damaged area,can you see it? winnie
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I've read,they've made "billes des pierre" thats a stone marble. Clay marbles are called "billes en terre. winnie
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Than you got yourself an hybrid slag or a striped transp- LOL. I think you already know that. winnie
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How do you know that the cat's eyes are German. winnie
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Thanks, just want to let you all know,that I've found today 7 of these sparkler-sunburst-cat's eyes types LOL winnie
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That baby is a real beauty Dani,so uncommon the white stripes and the orange patch thing. winnie
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Thats a great addition for your collection,you have much luck lately. That first one it looks as if there's some pink color with the yellow. winnie
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Beautiful weather here,feels almost like summer.
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I would think handmades aswell,concidering that three marbles in 1930 cost 1 cent,and one from 1907 cost 1 cent a piece. Don't know what else it could be. Ziggy,the marbles you posted from internet were they in connection with Japan? winnie -
Thanks,Now I've learned that they are much older as I thought they were. winnie
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Ah ha Cairo,thanks Mon,It sure looks like yours,I don't find many American marbles here,therefor i've never thought of American made. winnie
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Very nice collection,indeed that last Pelt is cool,and the little Japanese box surprises me. winnie
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This marble type was the reason,that I started this topic It reminds me of this one that was sold on Ebay as made in Argentina.
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I saved this from the internet in connection with marbles from Argentina,I know it's not much. This one was sold in South America but are Japanese marbles I'm really wondering if Argentina ever made marbles. winnie
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Is there anything known about marbles made in Argentina,companies-manufacturers? http://www.ebay.com/itm/MARBLE-Argentina-vintage-classic-toy-1950-hand-made-8-/120863275352?pt=Marbles&hash=item1c24033958 Some of these marble types I've found here in Holland aswell. winnie
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Not saying it is,but those colors were used in Euro swirls. winnie
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While I was looking at those nice PPP's,i was wondering could these also be PeltsPP? the clear one I've found in Holland,and the opaque one i've got out of the states. winnie
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I'm thinking of an onionskin.I don't know if Joseph's coats can have mica.I don't have them with mica. winnie
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I'm not a serious collector of handmades,but they're very nice,especially the pink ones. So you're from the Netherlands aswell,i hope you will collect only hand-mades LOL. winnie
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sweeeeet.
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Is there a name for this type other than handmade popeye,is it a Joseph's coat? thanks,winnie
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I think Akro has been inspired by this type of handmade LOL winnie
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Yes,i've those too in that size,they're sweet. The one from mibstified i've not seen before,that color combo. winnie
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I really don't know where they're made. Your friend,during which time he would have got the marbles? The glass companie in Amsterdam has made marbles during 1948 till 1962. I don't believe i've marbles with a metallic look about them. winnie