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Thanks - my 21st for the third time...!
happy birthday al, hope you have a great day
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Hey there Jack, just caught my attention when you mentioned Reno. I lived in Sparks for three years while I was stationed at the Mountain Warfare Training Center, just South of there about 2 hours on highway 395. If you keep going South you hit a turn off to the East which takes you to an old ghost town called Bodie. One of the coolest things they had there in that ghost town was a display in the old general store,(maybe it was the old taven) was old marbles that they had found while turning the town into a park. Very neat little place, but since it sits above 10k feet elevation, it only a summer trip. Well, there my two cents. lol God bless
Gary
that's really cool about bodie. i have a son who lives in reno, we try to visit him yearly but other than reno gambling all we have seen is carson city. next trip i'll check out bodie for sure. thanks, jack
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Wow. Where does she get the material she works with?!
I once broke a Peggy Karr plate. I couldn't bear to throw it away so I tumbled the pieces. That turned out nicely.
there's this old timer who has a rock shop out in the middle of the desert about 100 miles from reno. it's been a while since she has got any, if he's got it it comes in 6"x^6" or 9"x9" swirled chuncks. it is $6 a pound but you end up with a lot........thanks, jack
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:happy-857: hope everyone had a safe and happy new years eve and have a happy new year for the next 12 months...........jack
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nice marbles don, i'm on e-bay every day, wish i could find a few large lots. thanks, jack
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I was using a Thumler's Tumbler in the spring, but the barrels would not seal properly and the belts kept breaking. I got rid of it and bought a Lortone. It is the one with the two 1.5-lb barrels. This way you can use one barrel for the two rough tumbles and the other for the pre-polish and polish. I picked up the tumbler, and grits for about 8 loads, for less than $150 off of one of the rock tumbling sites.
have him give glass tumbling a try......jack
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eventually I would like to purchase my Father-in-law a nice rock tumbler/polisher and would like some suggestions. He burnt out a few cheap ones. He polishes agates he finds in Oregon and in Texas. beautiful stuff.
Not in any hurry, probably March will be when I get it for his b-day.
Thanks in advance!
Rosalie
stick with lortone inc. tumblers from seattle wa., they last forever....jack
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here's wishing a very merry christmas to all. :happy-857: .....jack
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very good score.....jack
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just like a popeye. not a cateye for sure
cool, a guy was selling them on e-bay for $4 each.....thanks, jack
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I picked these up from a 2009 run - love them...
Don
those marbles are really cool don, did you get a truck load???........jack
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Some great looking colors and patterns in thee - thanks for sharing that.
wow, those are fantastic marbles. let me know where and i'll bring my bobcat lol......jack
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Enjoy some ice fishing and celebrate the big day - still got a ways before the half century mark!
have a very happy birthday and many, many more. save some fish for me.......jack
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That is a Marble King. they had a run a few years back that was close to old Vitro Blackie in red and black color.
Don
thanks everyone for the id........jack
Kokomo
in General Marble & Glass Chat
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my friend don miller said he has never seen anything like it. wish someone could id it...jack