Steph
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Continuing well wishes to Nancy, Dotty and the rest of the family. In Memory of John Frier, Jr.
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Cat Licks Vacuum: The Musical
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There are some pictures here. This is Nancy's site: http://aloxmanufacturingcompany.webs.com/ I believe this is Nancy with her parents: http://aloxmanufacturingcompany.webs.com/apps/photos/photo?photoid=106544124
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They're interns. They're happy for the experience.
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Like A Good Neighbor Mountain Marbles Are Here.
Steph replied to Bocci's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
That will be a great help! -
well, that I do not know.
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Just for fun. Post marbles which could pass for other makers. Modern Marble King looks like a Pelt: .
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oooooooh I just had the vapors when I opened the thumbnail.
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Here's a link http://www.ebay.com/sch/scattered/m.html?_ipg=50&_sop=12&_rdc=1
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John Frier, Jr., the president and son of the founder of the Alox Manufacturing Company has passed away. Hugs and love to Jack's daughter Nancy and the rest of their family. She wants no "sorry"s. She's celebrating his wonderful full-lived life. <3 <3 <3
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Sweet. I gotta take up coffee.
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Fun. There was one year in my life where I got into accessorizing bigtime. I would have gone wild for those square charms then.
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What a lovely menagerie. What's inside the pinecone shaped piece in the back?
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My first thought was foreign coz of the seediness of the orange but the rest of the marble doesn't look foreign so
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No need to show Willie. I'll handle everything. hehe
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Looks like several of the earliest (cleanest and brightest) Master Sunbursts.
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It's pretty. Does it have a name?
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14692 points !
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Congratulations. Nice conversation pieces!
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Wirepulls Vs Swirls - Is There A Fine Line Here?
Steph replied to Speed Racer's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
That tight is super sharp. In glass and in clay. -
Good advice! Smile and breathe.
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off the hook action
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I set an, ahem, shall we say "unambitious" baseline. rofl (8586 points)
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Hello Fritz. Great question. I know that German marbles were used as casters on the bottom of furniture, like on piano benches. And smaller sized marbles were used as things like wine stoppers. I look forward to hearing what other answers you receive.
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Like, man, that was really beautiful man. Peace out.
