Steph

Plastic calipers are perfectly acceptable for most purposes. Better plastic than metal for measuring marbles. I've thought about getting one of those fancy calipers which measure to the thousandth of an inch, but you can do quite well with a basic plastic set.

And that's all I have to say about that!

Four mice. That's cute.

Pretty sure yes. (The only other choice would be Akro Ace if that patch is an odd cork.) Looks like a color match for this pic of a Realer box:

Neat. What happens with this one? Do you blow the clays at the cherries?

What's the principle of this game? Is it a decorative run? Is someone supposed to try to catch the marbles?

Does the default guess of Akro apply to teeny slags as well as larger ones? In what numbers did the different slag companies create the smallest ones?

Yeah, it's a cute story anyway. I just wondered what the moral was there at the end.

I had completely forgotten Vitro had a "tournament" set. That symbol is rare, right?

Neato!

I do love tiny things. I also have a small Cracker Jack toy collection ... along with a couple of books on their history.

Good morning! Nice effect. Like crisp clean sheets in springtime.

Source: Bob Block auction some years ago

Before I got into marbles, I dabbled in buttons. Sold most of my interesting ones already but I saved a couple back because I wanted to learn more about them before I got rid of them. This one on the front left has a spherical look. Glass. With lutz and mother of pearl chips inside. The one on the front right is the other one I consider mysterious. The ones in back aren't mysterious -- I just like them.

They need to get a new subtitler. That cat is clearly laughing.

Looks like you may have some Pelt Rainbos in there which are have translucent white bases and red ribbons. Those are called Bloodies.

Based on the size, I'll go with more Akros for D & E.

Still think you might have a Pelt 7-Up in there. The fourth one from the left ... undernearth the red and white boulder which I just labeled B .... I'm pushing for 7-Up on that. On that same row ... the row right under the boulders .... all the way the to the right ... I'm calling that a Vitro Tri-Lite ... from the 1930's.

For the boulders in the middle: I think A is a Peltier Rainbo. I think B is some kind of Akro patch. Do C and F both form a corksrew? If so, C would be an Akro Prize Name. I'm not sure from the pic here (and other pix in the other thread) what Akro's name for F would have been. I may have to look at the other threads to get a better idea on D and E. Do they cork or they patches?

Welcome Trista. Thanks for stopping in.

Thanks! New one to me! Glad you and Bob were able to visit.

Here are a couple more pix Sara sent. Big attachments here. This first set are the ones which have gotten the most comments already, newly sorted. And here are some more for extra comments. I have a larger version on my computer. I could post clips from it separately if anyone asks.

If you find a name for it, please share.

Cool. Do you have a link?