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  1. Ric
    Very nice, they turned out great.
  2. Ric
    Nice Winnie, I like that red, turquoise and yellow patch with white and clear upper right - a great combination.
  3. Ric
    Winnie, Oxblood or not, that marble speaks to me. I think it's really sweet!
  4. Ric
    I really hope the person that bought this was looking at the marble he posted and not their own copy of the book and the pic he referenced. No returns . . . wow . . . and it's not like they even look that similar . . .
  5. Ric
    I always enjoy seeing your creativity, Bob. Another interesting shot. I'll board the Akro bus too.
  6. Ric
    Winnie, The seashell pattern on that one is really cool!
  7. Ric
    One of my favorites. I'd love to see it.
  8. Ric
    Cool, Duffy . . . sorta looks like a horseshoe cat gone wild.
  9. Ric
    Nice marbles all. I really like that O'Grady. Here's one of my new favorites. Unfortunately, these photos don't do it justice.
  10. Ric
    I agree with "marble", and a pretty one too! lol
  11. Ric
    It is good to see you back, Bruce. I'm glad things are looking up!
  12. Ric
    Decent for sure . . I like the P&R style. Nice structure and great colors! And big to boot!
  13. Ric
    Thanks for the input guys. German is what I was thinking but I don't yet have enough experience with these types to be confident in my assessment.
  14. Ric
    A real nice peewee for sure - nice find.
  15. Ric
    All from the same group. The biggest is just over 3/4" . . . German or CAC or . . . ? Any thoughts?
  16. Ric
    Nice marbles and nice size too. Is the ribbon color on both r/w/b/w/r?
  17. Ric
    Sweet marbles. Clyde, Is it big? I thought that Jolly Rogers were cork screws and Claudias were patches, and that both were orange and blue. Have I got names wrong again?
  18. Ric
    Sweet!
  19. Ric
    I have no doubt that this bag is old. Champion filled a lot of Penny King poly bags. I have a couple of the 20-count bags but had not seen a 40-count like this before. I think Champion probably labeled too many bags for a Penny King order, or came up with too many in some other way, and just put their own header over the first label for another customer.
  20. Ric
    I picked up a nice Champion poly bag at the Iowa show. As you can see, it had two headers applied. I carefully opened the outer staples so I could get a look at the bottom label . . . . . . not too surprising.
  21. Ric
    Those are cool, Dave. It seems you've found some interesting stuff. All the trade beads I am familiar with are drilled all the way through. These seem pretty large for beads too but . . .?
  22. Ric
    Cool black stripe, Galen. The green on a red face is cool too. In my experience, helmets with a stripe other than red or orange are less common - yellow on a green face seems to be one of the more common of them.
  23. Ric
    Very cool, Dave . . . Anti-Spotted Dicks . . .?
  24. Ric
    I agree that the big ones and multicolored ones are harder to find. I also think that the "pinchers" or Mt. Fuji's are distinct from the Wales marbles but . . .? These are as found in a tin-litho Whitman chinese checkers game.
  25. Ric
    Nice group - thanks for posting them. When you say pink base, are you referring to transparent base glass . . . maybe the color some refer to as peach? I have several of those. In my experience, they are not as uncommon as ones with brick/blood stripes. I only have a couple of those. They are all kept with my Vitros.
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