Steph

https://www.etsy.com/listing/163178332/vintage-christmas-toy-marbles-on

Dark purple base glass?

bahaha My Walmart doesn't have nice bags like that ....

Could they be the kind of Akro moonie which they had before the fish-eye version?

Well, it's lovely. And Alley sounds right. Oh, one more question. Is the base translucent?

layers of chocolate

Gray base? Pattern looks like an Alley.

flameriffic

I'm not much of a handmade person. I think that's an onionskin. I'll let someone else confirm (or correct) and comment on repairs.

Hi again. More views needed on the top left. #2 on the top left is a Peltier. #5 on the top row is Peltier. #6 looks like it might be also. Most of those are West Virginia Swirls. Named West Virginia Swirls because there were more than 10 marble making companies in West Virginia making somewhat similar styles of marbles. I think most or all of your WV Swirls were made by the Alley company. I'm about to run off to do an errand. Maybe someone else will take the book question. If not I'll try to remember to look up a few references for you soon. In the meantime, Joemarbles.com is a good place to check out.

Rick Davis http://www.pbase.com/bkbowden/image/53875860

Brian Bowden's Christmas Jar http://www.pbase.com/bkbowden/image/53875864

Thanks! Way cool. Was the special look of the abalones caused by being buried? Or did they come like that fresh off the rollers?

Why do you think koko? Any provenance?

There was an ad which appeared to be confirmation for the existence of red MFC slags, but the reference to red almost certainly meant the American Cornelian (AKA bricks) since that was such an important part of their line and wasn't mentioned on the ad. Someone may have tried to save a little bit of advertising money and caused confusion by shortening the long name.

The little kid who fell down the hole in the first X-Files movie now stars on NCIS: New Orleans.

hehe

Thanksgiving is over. You're good! Nice Christmas balls.

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lol ... cute

Hi there!

Such style