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  1. Mine all have dents and as-mades on them, unlike all my other Vacor marbles, so clearly something was different in the production of Atmospheres. I just assume hand-gathered and machine rounded.
  2. Thanks. I was about to agree with you but I posted them on the Alley FaceBook group and Chuck S. said they're CAC. Hopefully more members will chime in with their vote. 😀
  3. 5/8". They feel CAC to me but I have seen Alley chocolate brown with green before (woodland camo, or something). Also all of my CAC swirls of this type have a darker, more vivid red.
  4. Oxblood shooters are sweet. There's a lot more deep pockets in this hobby these days so I imagine it will go way beyond show prices.
  5. Is it very light like a clay marble or is it heavy and rugged? If light I assume it's just a China marble that has worn down possibly from water damage which the painted parts would have resisted.
  6. I do see stuff about Akro Agate donating marbles to tourneys for sure. Like 1933 in Illinois: Edit: another from 1929
  7. Here's another that may be syndicated/rewritten from another article, but also features more tournament info.
  8. I didn't have time to describe these in detail, but they contain some good descriptions of shooting techniques and putting English on a shot.
  9. Are the exotics characteristically out of round like so many CACs?
  10. The American Flint was the "Official Magazine of the American Flint Glass Workers Union of North America". In the 800+ page compilation I found on Google Books, this was the only article about marble making. 1927-05--American Flint - William J. Miller's Semi-Automatic Marble Machine.pdf
  11. His horse's name is Friday?
  12. Try it now. I doubled it from 75 to 150 for members and 300 for supporting members.
  13. Here's a lot of these that sold March 2025 for $55 on a FB group. For the nicer ones I would pay $20 each for sure.
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