Ric

Hey Mon, That's killer - how confident are you that it's Kokomo?

1949 was apparently a good year. I want a 600 ct box.

Some might think so - I'm hesitant.

Very nice - the colors are great.

Different for sure, very nice.

As best I can recall, I've not seen those colors on that base before.

Very cool lit up!

Some would call it kitsch.

I used to really like playing pinball - still do whenever I get the chance. Seriously nice boards!

I am confident these are Kokomo too.

Well that's interesting . . . fish hatcheries is a new one for me.

It looks like coral to me and it's extra cool because some coral really does fluoresce. http://madasamarinebiologist.com/post/26347016319/kyokan-coral-fluorescence-by-carlos-villoch-it

Neat marbles - I am with Ann . . . have a few slags but no STs.

Maybe Rolf Wald?

That is a cool picture, Winnie, it looks like they are making cube stock to hand shape on a wheel. The marbles are Alleys - a few rare ones.

To keep it from boiling out of the spout?

One of my favorites . . .

I see no reason why not Alley and I have dug ones that would match quite a few of them.

I have not seen an Alley like it but I have certainly not seen them all. And after I looked at my Ravenswoods, I am not so sure that it's Ravenswood either, and it worries me a bit that these seem to be showing up all of a sudden - quite a few colors for Alley or Ravenswood IMO. Could it be one of Sammy's? I wouldn't mind seeing a couple of more pics of yours. Here are some Sammy's (Rich Shelby's pic).

It looks like a nice Ravenswood from here. Let me know if either or both of you would like to trade or sell . . .

Darning eggs?

Better late than never.

The egg came before the chicken.

I had heard the rule books were packed in some of the world's fair boxes but I did not know that they were packed in bags until now. I was also a little surprised that they were already using 'leatherette' bags in 1933.

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