Steph

Not sure what you're describing there. For posterity, here's the first pic though.

Was this one a CAC? Should I have kept it? Clear base and a layer of clear over the whole thing so that even though it had a few pinpricks they were really hard to see because they didn't go below the clear. That orangey-red doesn't look CAC to me now that I think about it, but *scratches head*.

Thanks, Mon. Excuse the newbie camera mistakes I'm making. Bubble wrap, seriously? What was I thinking? . So, eneeway, the purple and white one on the bottom right has a green base. That's the one which surprised me most.

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Not familiar with pastels on Masters but that structure is so very Master I wouldn't have it anywhere else.

You didn't put it in the wrong room. I moved it so that the MK collectors who know names and stuff might be more likely to see it.

The red spot on the backlit version threw me a little. Is that your thumb? Looks sorta like a hybrid of the kind MK sometimes sold in the horseshoe blister back. So not vintage but not new. Is my guess.

I had the soundtrack memorized once upon a time.

I was gonna say I wasn't in the list, but I'm clearly a saint. hehe and *wink* and stuff

With those colors my only guess is whacked out Akro, but that would be really whacked, huh?

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Some good stuff there. I don't know whether to laugh or duck!

Glass looks older to me too.

I looked through all my personal known maker marbles and I couldn't find a match. That red tracer is so distinct this seems like one someone should get. But I'm not that person.

Looks WV to me. If I found it here, I wouldn't think it was anything else.

Blast from the past. I was about to archive this but I enjoyed it so much I decided to bump it instead.

Nice. .... I'm 99.999999% sure the opals are from after the war, or at least not from before it. I think the 1950's, but someone could convince me they came from the 40's.

Sometimes I wish we had a like button.

Ta da!

Vanes on the exterior has been known to happen with caged cats. That's still my best guess. Newer marbles do have a way of working themselves into older collections. When Mom or grandma is cleaning she finds a stray marble and puts it in the old marble box. Things like that. Maybe someone else will have a different guess. That's the only one which comes to mind for me.

Not sure this one would be pre-war but I guess it could be. I was wondering if it might be from one of the more obscure WV companies which had their short runs right after the war. I like the red trailer.

My first thought is Vitro cat's eye. From after the 1950's.

I think that's a quotation mark on the end. Check out the "Akro Agate" in quotes on the label. Even with no "s" it shows they liked their ".

Ain't it just

Galen?!