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Carefully studying with bright light and 10X glass, I can find nothing beneath the surface. The camera picks up more red than I can see without the camera, but the red is there thinly bordering the white definitely on the surface. The interior is completely clear, tinted purple. Wha da ya think? Thanks. Burt

Thank you. Now, this one has no internal swirls. The white stripes are only surface. Can it still be a slag?

I understand an indian marble has either an opaque base or a translucent (maglite) base. This one that looks like an indian has a transparent purple-tinted base. Any ideas? Thanks.

Bump..Thank you for the responses. Any more help? I would like to list them with as much information as possible. Thanks. Burt

Here's a beaut.

Wow, Griff, you may be right. Not many produced two seam, stripped transparent marbles. Any ideas which run they are associated with? Maybe someone will have some like them and remember. Thanks for your help. Burt

9/16" +/-

Bump. Any more ideas? Thanks. Burt

Thanks Steph. I wasn't thinking Marble King. It seems to me that this kind of marble was discussed here at one time, but I don't remember the comments. Maybe foreign??? Maybe some sort of blended M.K.??? Maybe............help!!! Burt

Please tell me about these. Thank you. Burt

Happy Birthday, Steve.

That marble has a white opalescent base with a baby blue oval patch bordered by a narrow yellow/orange ribbon around 2/3's of the baby blue patch with another wider yellow patch completing the circle around the baby blue patch and touching both cut lines.

thoughts and prayers coming your way, Scott

Thank you, Steph.

3rd group. Thank you.

I know very little about anything, especially names of Vitros. Thanks for any help. 2 groups of 3 here. 1 group next.

Clyde thought it was a Blue Surfer so I put it with my Pelts. I had never heard of one. Burt

Blue Surfer in the middle. Burt

Here's my favorite Rainbow Flame and my favorite Finale Cork.

Randy, Great to see old friends and to meet you and so many other new friends at Canton. Burt and Marian Wilkins

A few more from Dave's D.A.S. Crystal Superman Test Run 07/28/2014

Thank you, Edna, Dave has some outstanding ideas and a bright future.

More D.A.S. Joker Jubilee marbles. Burt

A few D.A.S. swirls. Joker Jubilee Run. May 18, 2014

Just received word from Ed and Millie Parsons reporting that Joe Wilkinson, long time marble collector, passed away today. Joe was a great friend who sold marbles on eBay under the handle "fantasysg". Joe frequently attended the shows and always brought quality marbles. His smile and friendship were contagious. Our prayers for comfort go out to his lovely wife, Jan.