Ric

On a road trip with my son this weekend, he plugs in his ipod, and this comes out. I kinda liked it. Like we used to say, it's got a good beat and you can dance to it. lol

I really like non-glass marbles too - nice agates! Ravenswood.

Steph, After looking more closely, no oxblood, and I think it is newer - not sure which run though, good eye! Another 1"

Nice yellows!

Nice example of a three color swirl!

2001, I think. There are great marbles in a few of those Classic runs.

It's just a nice Classic.

1"

D for dirty dug marbles

Too small to be Parrots . . . 5/8".

I like a script-style "V" on Vitros too.

some Rainbos

All four are 15/16" and probably made around the time of Aquamarines and Buttermilks, based on quality and construction. Too much white for a good Aquamarine though, IMO - maybe an Aquamilk . . . ?

15/16"

I personally have won none but it has certainly seen play time.

Ooohh, nice and fizzly - great marble. I want a blue one - with AV, of course. I understand your argument, Ann. Although, I am not sure trying to define the colors of an actual sunset is the way to go. And super boxes there Mr. Plummer!

just a bloody marble

A few more orange helmets . . . and NOT a Vitro.

Just some helmets

I wonder if folks knew that when the colloquial definition of "Sunset" was proposed. I am just now learning about the company name . . . so thanks for that! And you're killing me with this blue sunset thing . . . are you talking about BGs now or more like blue and white ribbons in a transparent base?

The idea of a blue sunset is very appealing to me. I am not sure I've seen one. Of course, blue fizz are a dime a dozen. lol

I'd keep that first one too - nice marbles.

Ed, ". . . various stages of burntness" - that's funny! Any chance your top one is Kokomo? And just so nobody thinks I invented the idea of green Sunsets . . . From AM-MM, p. 133: "Sunsets are those Rainbos with a transparent base sometimes sparkling with air bubbles - with red, orange, yellow, white or green ribbons. Sometimes the colors are reversed." hmmmmm . . .