Steph

Classic patch and ribbons for sure!  My favorite from childhood.

Another sign of your great imagination 

Fun

One larger introductory group could give us an idea of the general age, condition and rarity of the group.  

Then could move to small group shots and multiple angles for specific IDs. 

All hail the king of the mountain

That's a happy thought. 

There's a picture I see online from time to time -- a moldy orange with green mold on top, white mold around the middle and orange still on the bottom.

Every time I see it I think "Vitro".  

Cool!  Can't wait to see what you turn that into.

Totally see a rabbit knuckling down!

I still have marble hallucinations too even after backing away from them for awhile.  

 

Welcome!

Gorgeous

Mostly modern and common.  They couple which might not be aren't standing out to me as very valuable. 

I am not able to make out what kind of marble is in the top left of this image.    The red and white halfway down is also different and I can't tell if it would be older or newer. However, even if older, it's not standing out as something to sell individually.  

Where are you hopoing to sell them?

So very interesting.

It's amazing how much history a small toy can have, and how the history of a toy can be intertwined with the history of a country's economy and its people.   I've thought this often about America.  I see it is so in Japan also. 



 

On 7/22/2025 at 10:10 PM, RolleyHoleMan said:

Hey Folks, after 3 years I finally found the full song "Rolley Hole Man" on an unopened cassette in the archives. I was trying to move a box that was above my head, and since it had some weight to it I just popped the lid, felt around, and pulled out the first thing I could get a grip on. 

It was a sealed copy of this tape, followed by over 20 others. Here is the link:

Rolley Hole Man

 

 

Bravo!

Nice effort.  

MFC did come in at least 0 through 10.  Here's are pages from an advertising booklet.   I _think_ there are vintage slags in sizes greater than 1 1/8, but my memory on all of these things has grown fuzzy.  



 

Jabo please!

Not sure I've heard of that before.  What's the general idea of it?

I'm rootin for you!

Here?






p.s., nice big popeye!

Here are a couple of threads, one old, one newer.
 

18 hours ago, TootlesMarbles said:

Here are some better photos in sunlight, I included a few closeups of the individual marbles too. These are in the Master Marble style, some mention in the comments that these could be made in Argentina, I haven't heard about Argentinian marbles in this style, maybe they got hold of a machine from the USA. There are other marble styles mixed in too, I tried to pull the dig-finds and cats-eyes out of the nicer marbles. Wondering if I should split the collection up or try to sell it together as a lot?

Love these.  I could believe them as South American.   

Not yelling Vacor to me.  My first thoughts were Akro and Jabo.  

No useful information from me.

Cute one.

15 hours ago, Theinfamousdragonsbain said:

1934 Clifton Seaver

Wow.  Marble royalty! How did you come by such a treasure?