jeeperman

Nice Bud, looks a little Ravenswood.

So this second one has the look and base similar to the pistachio, even glows in the bright green areas but has a bright orange extra. Love it!

I found a few new Alley. I throw a couple of my favorites up real quick before I get out of here and the rest maybe tonight. =} This first one is a Sistersville.

Absolutely it was fun! Thanks for being able to swing in. Hope we can do it again sometime Bud. =}

Got to meet Bud at the show too! Nice guy, Hi Bud. Thanks for stopping in on your way back to Alaska. It was good meeting you.

I can put a couple new to me up. Found a couple at the Seattle show this weekend. =}

That would be pretty cool if it was, I don't have any 1 inch pistachio's. =} But even for a troll it is way out of the norm....which I like.

This Vacor Troll might be mistaken for an Alley pistachio by someone just getting the hang of thins.

Happy 4th to all! Stay safe out there.

I tend to try and be more towards the strict side. I would call only the marble on the right side of the two an Indian blanket. As for others....being it has come up lately......Subs. Once only Indians were subs, then CAC had subs and now Peltier. On something like this I am less strict as I think the name described a certain action and construction rather than a color combo. However I would be strict in the sense that it had to be a marble which appeared to be opaque yet backlit transparent. Now I have Alley marbles that would meet that requirement but do not call them subs, although I might use the term to describe its construction.

Here's a few to get things rollin....

Well of course!

Man, that's to bad. Thanks for the articles Galen.

Are we sure they are Pelt, feel slightly off to me.

Change of pic, that one had too much blue in it. =}

Nice Akro Scott.

Nice Ravens all. Love that last ones pattern Chuck. Here's a new one to the collection.

Hi Catfsh been a while, good to see ya.

Thank you. =}

Super nice Galen.

Nice!

Beautiful collection of fine handmades!

Marbo speakng of the green setting the brown off made me think of this one, the blue really can make it pop too.