Steph

Nice! And I like how that littler one looks like a Master in the 2nd photo -- had me fooled until I saw the loop at the base of the "V".

That last box must have taken a long time to fill.

These are MarbleDawg's. What do you think? Who made? When? More views to click:

Gobble

Thanks for the reminder of Jabo purples, Ann. Oh and the other two aren't shabby either.

Hehe. But that doesn't give me a thread to go to when I want a reminder of specific purple marbles!

Nice extra. And you got the marbles from Norman?

pretty

POPEYE BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERSHIP CARD? What is that? Sounds very spiffy. But I don't think I've heard of it before. Edit: Oh, I see now. I didn't look far enough into the photos.

My balloons and food coloring are ready:

Very handsome.

Sounds good.

mmmm

Thanks!

The information that Rosenthal operated out of Sistersville about has me convinced. That is a perfectly good reason for the marbles to be there even if they weren't made there. p.s., I would have guessed Sistersville on the right for the little red one here because the stringy base looks like peewees found in my Rosenthal boxes. It would be cool for that one to turn out to be Akro.

OMG, Ron. That Alley box is so sweet I almost forgot to stop and drool over the sparklers.

Who made those, Ron?

Loving all those bricks! And Clyde's marbles too. ♥

The quality of the Sistersville ones seems to be all over the place. Including a wide range in consistency of the translucent white-ish base glass. Some of the Sisterville base glass has struck me as more watery than Akro findings were. Is that just wishful thinking on my part?

Thanks for all the patch pix.

Brand new info to me! And fascinating. What did they call themselves after Alley left? If Rosenthal had control of that property for years, then yeah, them packaging marbles there would be easy to believe.

They were? I was not aware of that.

Thanks!