Steph

Not sure I'm quite seeing the ribbons properly in the light.  

Ribbons green and gold?  

Any requests?  LOL ... there's soooo much ... where to start!

 

that's different

I need to do this someday.  I had a box of special runs from 2008 and 2009, labelled groups side by side, with tiny dividers between them.  And then I tripped.    

I'm bored ... googled for animated marbles pictures  ... you have any fun ones?

That's what I was wondering!  But I only dared to whisper it.  

The top pix are pretty clear.  Maybe it just doesn't like the close-up?

I'll go with WV swirl on the one.  

But I don't recognize Vitro on the other, Scott, not with that seedy base.    i'm intrigued by it, Sara. 

With no seams, I'd also guess swirl (not Pelt) at 9 o'clock. So the question might be if it's a modern swirl or a vintage swirl.  If vintage, then it goes to the WV swirl box.  Another view might be nice on that one.

I'd also like to see more of 7 o'clock.  

*flying tackle hug*

.... and nice orbs!

Are you sure about the aventurine?

I think you're right about Jabo.  The classics, from 1991 through 2007, weren't very busy ... at least not the smaller swirls.  The boulders could get pretty wild.   But I'm not familiar with aventurine from that period.  

Does the  pink happen to glow under a blacklight?

 

Modern marble kings.  9/16". Opalescent.

Next .... polka dot!

Want!

Owls were my first love.  I have a special cabinet for them now.  Just one cabinet though ... the marbles get a whole room.  

How are we all doing?

I don't like much classical music .... this makes the cut.
 

Let's see what it was which could tempt you again!

  so sorry to hear you aren't well  

cute little thing

 I was hoping  you might give us a review.  Helpful to hear from someone with fresh eyes.  

 

Personal pan tortilla pizza   

Marble books are like Lay's potato chips ... nobody can eat just one 

American Machine-Made Marbles covers a lot of history and has a fair amount of photos.

Popular American Marbles by the same authors has a lot of photographs -- was disappointing to some because of how the publisher did the photos  -- yet has still received a good word recently.

And Everett Grist's Big Book of Marbles, the recent edition co-authored by Lloyd Huffer, has some nice sections of marble photos identified by company.  

^^ that's my off-the-cuff summary of this Mike's thread from a little while ago:
http://marbleconnection.com/topic/23014-a-good-marble-book

The list of names has been growing rapidly recently so they haven't all made their ways into books.  

Uh oh ... now we really need him to check in.  Hope he's okay. 

Agree.

I _think_ it would be an Alley Ghost?  Can you confirm?