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7/8" Pennsboro

- a precursor to the Pennsboro Carnivals, perhaps? Nice RWB drizzle too. I'd be cautious with this one . . . Let me see if I can find my example. and I am pretty sure Bud's is a nice Ravenswood too.

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Does anyone else see this 7/8" Alley?

That is a great marble, Galen! Hey Catfish, it's nice to see you here too!

Steph's got a valid point. lol. Anywho, nice mibs, Paul. Is the lid spacing such that they don't slip out of their hole when it's attached? Do they need to be roughly the same size? Another pic assembled would probably be helpful.

Oh yeah, that's one of those better Vacors . . .

If it's big I would say JABO. The last marble you posted is nice.

. . . lots of monument-makers attending, I imagine.

Brent Marshall gave these to my nephew. A couple of years ago, he passed them on to the person he knew would love them best. I feel lucky to have them, along with one of the best nephews in the world! My understanding is that Mr. Marshall does not make marbles often. Although, you can see the influence of early marble makers in some of his work. The big one is about 1 13/16" . . . Cheers!

I think the bottom is Chinese. Is the center one Jody Fine?

Cute rhyme, Steph, and super marble marbles - I like a good stone!

Hey All, Nice patch! Is it big or is that just wistful thinking on my part?

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Safe travels, Ann. Good luck with the move, and happy retirement!

Now it works, apparently. Thanks, Steph.

. . . the colors look pretty good. . . . kinda like a two-color Whitie? Regardless, I like the color combo - maybe foreign?

A different way, but it works!

A bit more feminine here, perhaps.

A classic Alley color combo, John - nice Pennsboro. And that's a top-shelf blue-green AV, Jeeper. How big is it?

Nice find. It would be very cool if an agate hung there.

That's a great first try - one attempt more than me too - nice job!