Champion probably produced more swirls than any company other than Alley and yet we rarely see marbles identified as such, unless they're the bicentennial, NOFs or Furnace mibs. I think it's because we just don't know alot about their early production.
Yeah, wonky MKs aren't so uncommon, but this one doesn't seem so wonky to me, just unusual. And I can't believe I haven't seen others like it. It's pretty back-lit but kinda dull in-hand.
Red clay body with a glazed white painted slip. It's unusual, at least for me, haven't seen one quite like it. It'll be interesting to hear what others have to say.
I agree . . . opalescent base glass, a Lazy "S" shaped seam that's near 90 degrees offset fom the other one, it's a crazy MK, no doubt. But I think this one would be odd no matter who made it. 🙂
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That's what I was thinking but the transparent base was throwing me off. It seems unusual for this color marble, but that might just be because I really don't pay much attention to MKs, especially the newer ones.
Great bunch of marbles, Ron. You know I really like those Rollers and that one's a dandy, but I didn't think they were actually made by AT&MC?
And the puzzle is really awesome - looks like you even had some fun playing with it. lol