Steph

This pretty, slightly undersized, two-tone marble came in a lot which was almost entirely modern. (There was a single blackline All-Red plus a bunch of Vacors and modern Asians.) I checked our favorite Vacor site for matches. If it was there I missed it. What do you think? The darker brown seems just a little darker or more solid in hand than I'm seeing it on the monitor but overall I think I got the picture close to right.

The Vacor Banana Swirl is a pretty variety.

me neither my first thought was modern but I'm really not sure

Ha! That pirate still makes me laugh. I could watch blue frogs all day. Or at least on my breaks from watching chipmunks. Yes, the race car and bees are cool too.

And you literally mean irons in the fire!

neato

1970 has been the cut-off for modern since I first learned about it. But that was years ago. One of these days, the cut-off will have to move, won't it.

I like the look of it. Hmmm ... the wings appear to lift away from the body. A key hider?

Hi., Welcome. Those are good ones. Wirepulls from about 1960. Made by the Veiligglas company in Amsterdam.

Good idea. And good luck.

More fun with unpacking, almost two years after we moved in to our "new" house. This booklet is from 1953. Which is perfect since our house is from 1951.

I don't practice with my mother's. But I do have other tops that I occasionally practice with.

I'm so bored I unpacked boxes that came with me when we moved in almost two years ago now! Found my marble books. Cleared a shelf to put them on. And found my dug WV swirls!

Nice! I'll try to find some worthy of the thread.

Thanks, guys. At least five colors on Chuck's first one. Yes, I was thinking about the "how many colors can a Master have?" question, but I didn't want to be to specific because I didn't want to close off any eye candy options.

Any fans? I'm watching the new one for free at BBCAmerica. http://www.bbcamerica.com/shows/doctor-who/full-episodes/season-11/episode-01-the-woman-who-fell-to-earth

That nail-polish like white says yes.

Bumpa bumpa bumpa ....

thank you

Yes to both. The NLR's started in the late 1920's.

The Rainbo era started in the mid-30's and went into the 60's. I'm not sure if it went any later than that.

awwwwwww

You have a point ..... peanut butter and miracle whip? what? Well, I like a basic PB&J on white.