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Thanks for the replies. I will stick it with my Champions til someone tells me differently.

I am not sure what this is. Measures just under 1/2". Clear bubbly base with lavender ribbon swirled just under the surface. Looks kind of like marbles that have been called snottys. I know CAC made some Peewees, this probably isn't one but a boy can dream. Doesn't photograph well this is the best I could do.

Some Pelts. Some may not be Pelt but I stuck them in anyway.

Some Peewee cats.

So, these look Master to you as well? Admittedly they are just a hair under 1/2" could have been a mistake I suppose. Here is a picture of some of the patches they were with.

More pix. I will quit the pix for now. Just wanted an opinion. The top picture is of another marble. The bottom two are the same marble.

We are at last almost settled in our new home. (Upstate New York) It has been a long winter and I am finally getting my marbles unpacked. I ran across a box of Peewees that I had been keeping in a small gumball machine for years. I guess I never really looked at them, I knew that many people made them I just didn't know that I had any other than cats eyes and patches. I seem to remember that someone said that Master didn't make Pewees, or is that just my old age acting up again? Anyway, here are 4 that I think are Master and are all under 1/2". What do you all think? I guess I can only upload one at a time? Sorry if this gets strung out.

Happy Holidays to all of you as well. And ditto what everyone else has said about Steph.

Sort of like a marble on a stick. Sock darners. Saw them on the Road Show.

I was just looking at some old Cal Worthington ads on YouTube. I remember them from the 60's in California. Go see Cal, Go see Cal! And his dog "Spot"

20 miles from me. If I get a chance, I will be there. If I go I will post a report. Thanks for sharing this one.

Thanks, that works.

I get a "403 Forbidden" when I click the link. Any ideas?

A Dulcimer made by Ed Stilley, Hogscald Hollow Arkansas. Interesting story, should be able to Google and find him.

What they all said x 2. Hope your day was perfect!

I don't know about Aunt Bessies, but Heinz makes one in a can that should be readily available.

What about Aunt Bessies'?

Stunning! Great job.

Very nice. Is it the gold making the cranberry/pink color?

Did I miss something?

I love it! Very creative.

Don't think they would get hot enough to melt. Could possibly shatter though. He was using what looked to be cats eyes.

I was watching Andrew Zimmern on Delicious Destinations last night and they were doing Buenos Aires. One of the chefs was making Dolce Y Leche which involves cooking cream and sugar for two hours till it becomes a brownish thick paste. The chef said that his mother always put marbles into the cooking pot to keep the mixture from sticking to the bottom. First time I heard of cooking with marbles.

Dang it Ron, now I gotta get a new keyboard, just drooled all over this one.

As a former print shop owner, I can tell you that the stuff on the back of note pads is called "Chip board" or just "chip". It comes in various sizes and thickness and can be ordered from most paper companies. Check with your local printer he will be able to get you what you need.