I'llhavethat1

Some of my favorite Ppp's,

that's actually quite clever. A motorcycle helmet having a marble-themed pattern would be cool too,

So if it wasn't as adverstied, what do you think it is?

Those look very Akro

4th pic down, red one on the right looks neat

da da dah dah-duh done?

You might get more comments/opinions after the auction has ended (out of courtesy for the people that are bidding)?

Yummy Nougat center

Nice marble, it can be frustrating sometimes to take pictures and post , only to get no responses. Not because it's being ignored but more likely because people are scratching their heads and wondering what the marble could be as well. From the pictures I'd agree it doesn't look like it was made outside of North America so it was likely imported to where it is now. 7/8" is a large size for a red slag, so it's a nice one.

I love this part, you know you have a serious marble collection when you frame/build a display cabinet with 2x8's.

Wow Looking on the bright side, what (oh what) are they? A couple marble mavens at attention...maybe a process of elimination can shed some further light?

approx 14"x24". I was going to hang it on the wall but then worried about dusting, so planned for a frame with plexiglass front, bought all the materials and haven't got around to it yet I like how the pattern and hardware kind of looks like a guitar (with a bit of imagination)

Electric kick-back

Looks to be a nice selection of slags?

pretty cool! Interesting thought about black and white marble photo's

Half inch and smaller ? cool

I've scratched my head about the bottom one for a while. Don't know if it was meant to be that way or what it was supposed to be.

Smallest I've seen is somewhere around .4", ~10mm

Nice examples to start off a marble collection . These two could be interesting Pelts. Not necessarily in a big value kind of way, just interesting

old yellers

Wow, they do look like a match. Can't say I've seen two same cane in anything close to that size let alone three. Must have been a huge cane he was working with.

Bummer about the chocolate cow, hope some of the other ones made up for it

Couple interesting marbles in the lot but taking a chance on condition for sure.

Wow, if that's a vintage clambroth - 3 colors AND cased? yikes!

Interesting video. So eventually other companies achieved the same result down a set of rollers (rather than wheels). All probably within the industrial revolution era and things were literally moving quick.