Steph

neato!

To me Matt's marble looks like a white ribbon in a very dark cherry base. Does that ring any bells for anyone?

truly scrumptious

Games you might have seen decades ago.

No you di'int!

40% Peltier, 40% Vitro, 20% Venusian

Just got done with tonight's episode of Supergirl. Turns out Supergirl and her sister are fans of Homeland, which was strongly recommended to me yesterday.

I do love Imperials with long seams.

I think Alley on the first. Nice one there too. Is that the one called a West Virginian?

Yes. Vacor for both. Pretty sure the second one is a Vacor Hurricane.

Agree. Beautiful Akro corkscrew.

I could see that being either WV swirl or a Vacor. But with no cutlines showing, I guess I'll lean WV swirl.

Some Alley photos Larry posted:

Eeek! I think there may be new evidence, saying that even the clear based ones are Alley, not Champ. Something Larry Alley said on Facebook about someone else's clear-based green one. Backed up with reference to p. 58 of his book.

Thanks. Back to gazing now.

So very much -- a veritable feast -- I feel silly asking about a simple clay -- but does one of those clays have a special symbol on it?

oh my goodness oh my goodness!

Mike, that tunnel look on your K&M is something else. Am I seeing Peerless Patch boulders up there? Bill, thank you for the underwater picture. Looks like a sea creature. Very interesting. Thanks for the Bennie, Bumblebee. I have some clays I could fish out. But mostly I wish I could find the long ago article which described a game they played with boulders a hundred years ago.

And a few more. (these were posted by BobandPat)

And a few more:

How about a few simple Rainbos?

The Bloody Mary was one of the first I went out of my way to acquire.

Ah .... mint x 2 refers to color and condition? Or two marbles? (I'm slow. )