Ric
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Mine too.
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Yup, x2.
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I think so.
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Alley is my guess.
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Alley or CAC, leaning Alley
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I'm way more of a newbie than Ron, and my heads not marble yet, just saying . . .
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Thank you, William. I have lots of plans, and fishing more is way up on my list. Thanks, Tommy, that five years will fly by. I wish you smooth sailing until then!
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It looks very nice, Joep!
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I need to pay more attention - didn't notice the size!
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Gee, I wonder what the inside of this marble looks like . . . where's the hammer? Wow! Look at that! You know that's what they were saying . . . 😄
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Sometimes, you wish those kids would have had just a little less fun . . . . . . Naaaahhhh.
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That looks like some kinda bizarre Jack-o-lantern!
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Another oldie but a goodie: from Sistersville
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No kidding! Can I go through it?
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And you gotta love their batch-glass white too!
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Nice example. Alley did some great AV too - second only to Peltier IMO.
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The last site of Alley production was in St. Mary's WV. I think they operated there for about 10 years prior to closing in the late 1940s. Sistersville was Alleys second site. It operated for about 2 years in the early 1930s.
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It's always nice when you can find multiple sizes of the same pattern too:
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One of my favorites 15/16"
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There are all kinds of great threads in the archives . . . Here are some newer Alleys from St. Mary's:
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Nice marbles, I'm pretty sure the right one is Alley and the left may be too, but I'm getting a bit of a Champion vibe from that one.
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Alleys are great marbles. And since I see a couple of Sistersville marbles in your group, I'll start by referring folks to a post I made a few years ago:
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Cool - which planet is that?
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A bit of an oddball, sort of looks like a double ingot, not a strong Pelt vibe though, more like Alley.
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From this view it looks like it has some clear in it?
