Steph

That lights up the page ....

Hey guys, is there a name for this CAC structure?

Ooooh .... it lost value .......

That's so cute. I may have a new favorite sulphide.

Here's the McKinley sulphide which may still be controversial. Discussion thread Morphy link

Guineas, in honor of Mibcollectors.com's auction tracking site coming back online link

And I think one of his boxes was for someone named Riemann because I also found this for that thread at Marble Mental:

The Dudley Simms box was one I was thinking of. I found this in connection with that one.

Love it, whatever it's called.

All I can say is Christensen Agate. Not a slag though. Galen?

Master boxes were used as giveaways for political campaigns on different levels (including for club leadership). Don posted some pix. Not sure if I saved any.

I wanna take a clearie photo ..... in the meantime .... here are these ... which may or may not be marbles.... Water Marbles <-- that's the source, but I can't tell if it's possible to make colored "water marbles" or not ....

oh yeah!

My multipurpose 7-ups

I guess I shouldn't feel too bad about our 70's. And I don't, not for me. But we have a sick kitty and no air conditioning. So I hope it doesn't get much higher than that any time soon.

This could be a fun topic if we keep it to stuff and don't actually get political.

http://marbleconnection.com/topic/20842-akro-boxes-edit-one-unusual-akro-box-g-a-r-1932/?p=183434

Pretty!

Vacor. Made in Mexico. Probably after 2000. Might be the style known as Dragon, though that doesn't sound like what I would have called it in the past so maybe someone else will have a different name for it.

Didn't know they had a page. Thanks for the link. That was an interesting browse.

And this .... That's dated a day later than the label on the box but still my head feels better now.

Not sure why you're thinking of D.C. ... unless you're thinking of the Scout Jamboree box. I found this reference to a G.A.R. convention in Clarksburg.

It would be super freaky for someone in the early 90's to make up a box for an obscure event which never took place, and use the silver labels. That would blow my mind. I can accept today's scam artists being that crafty but were marbles that big back then? How long had they been big business? Long enough for people to come up with ideas like that? Well, now that you have my head asploding, I better get to searching.