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I got into the archives . . . Sometimes these types can wind up with a little buttery yellow in the base glass . . . Some have a nice transparent yellow like the one Bill posted . . . . . . one of my favorites are the trans yellows with blue on white batch glass. And then there is the opaque, more 'electric', yellow you see on the Solar Flares . . . . . . don't think I've shown these before.

Thanks for the reminder - I'm good for this year too!

I agree, Art, a new Taiwanese bag for me too. I think the lack of an age warning makes it older than most I've seen. Although, I'm assuming the graphics are the same on both sides of the header.

I thought that reddish/purple/grape color made it a "pink champagne base". In fact, I thought yellow corks on that base were called "Eggyolk Pink Champagne Corkscrews". Does that ring a bell with you, Jeff?

That pink one's a dandy, Art!

Another very nice board - one I had not seen before. Thanks for showing it. I've enjoyed seeing your collection!

There is a similar one that's a bit more purple than pink - I'll have to see if I can find one.

Nice marbles, I assume they are 3/4"? It seems there were a few shorter runs on March 15, 2014, and the Shamrock Run was one of them.

More Solar Flares . . .

One of my favorite Alleys . . . one of many, no doubt.

Nice big one, Art - a less common color combination, for sure.

Nice marbles, Dave. The first is my favorite. I'd like to see a pic of that Alox bag too!

It sure looks like a nice one, Jeff. I get the feeling the image isn't doing it justice.

It's a beauty, Bill - congratulations!

I don't think it was made with pink glass but that is the color the clear glass turned after many years of exposure to sunlight.

Yes, Jim Davis. One of a few contemporary marble makers from the Davis family in WV.

Female busts like this are rare but I think there are two different versions of Jenny Lind. I'm not sure if there even are any other female subjects.

Jenny Lind, perhaps.

Good thought, Joe, Cairo was next on my list . . .

My guess is foreign, mainly because I don't think I've seen an American marble like it.

This one's giving me a Vitro vibe.

Pretty sure Mega marketed it as a Superhero, like Dave said, where exactly it was made in Mexico, I don't know.

It's giving me a foreign vibe - Vacor, maybe?

Cool looking marble.

I'm leaning toward Ravenswood over Alley.