Steph

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Welcome, Jesse.

The reason I wondered if it was a jasper type is because I thought I saw someone post similar looking marbles but which may have had a different origin than jaspers. I should check that out, huh?

lol ... no, I don't know the size on the bullseye.

I think I could do the lurch. *runs to try it*

I think so, Ric, but I'm not sure. What is yours? Jasper or ???

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I have it labelled as Thornburgh 1995.

^^ I hope

Bump!

Neat! Thanks for sharing!

Neat! Thank you!

D'oh .... I just now figured out the d'oh pun. arrrrrrr

Great pic.

Awwwww, happy birthday Fritzy! May today be marbulous, or birdulous, or whatever it is you like to play with!

Thanks! Nice to hear the rest of the story.

How did you come by this box, Mike? Anyone know how to send the bat signal out to Craig?

These are some of the bottoms I have pictures of. (And the inside of one top.) The first is an illustration from the letter introducing Imperials in January 1929. (click the links below the thumbnails for the bigger photos) http://i119.photobuc...erialFromAd.jpg http://i119.photobuc...o/MVC-010S1.jpg http://i119.photobuc...ro/MVC-011S.jpg http://i119.photobuc...ig_mc7055_b.jpg http://i119.photobuc...orVersion-2.jpg

So yours is yellow after all? Imperial boxes were host to many different styles of marbles.

It's a fantastic photo. I'm just afraid you'll get bored with me always saying so. Wonderful effect ... without being an effect.

Thanks!

Thank you! Always wonder about CAC Moonies (edit: Moons) since I'm never likely to have one in person. Great to see and read such detail.