Steph
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That's readable. I can't remember if I had saved William's version. He recently lost the pix at his site.
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Anyone Recognize This -- Covered Marble
Steph replied to Steph's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
I found these while browsing old pix, but I don't think this is a match. -
This is about 3/4". Not mine. Someone posted a question about it on Facebook. I feel like I should remember more things it could be.
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Saw this LOL and thought about Bo's marble. (Ignore the "Fail" ... that wasn't meant for you )
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hehe ... sounds good *wicked grin*
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Mike Close flower on a leafy base
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Old and new ... post up a garden
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Sulphide as the eye of a carousel horse http://carousels.org/psp/WatchHill/092_27A.html
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I also heard that about lime and Barberton. If RD is around maybe he can tell us more ....
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Of course mon knows what a Vitro Conqueror is. .... but it still looks like a Conqueror to me, not a Jabo.
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neat ones
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Akro Transparent Base Yellow Auger Spirals W/lots Of Twists
Steph replied to m!b$'s topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
So this sounds like a good time to ask about what kinds of tight corks people have seen. -
Akro Transparent Base Yellow Auger Spirals W/lots Of Twists
Steph replied to m!b$'s topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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classics
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Marble Vocabulary From The Past & From Other Countries
Steph replied to Steph's topic in Steph's Study Hall
No idea on what Englishies might be? From 1960, "tolley", the name for the shooter. This page says the name of the game played at Tinsley Green is Ring Taw. Current list: alleys, bloodies, bullseyes, crokers, Englishies, glassies, halfies, houses, mibbs, miggs, milkies, peewees, pimples, pures, reallies, steelies, tolley -
Those are some nice ones, Bo.
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Here are some Barberton marbles Road Dog posted a long time ago.
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Is that exotic? No, don't hit me! I'm serious! It's wild.
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Cool. I don't think many of those escaped back in the days when kids actually needed their marbles to be round.