Steph

The adventure continues!

That's a beauty. Thank you very much.

Yah, I remembered the "Blue Devil" discussion.

I'm not sure what the color is exactly on Howard's marble there. I was viewing it as white or off white when I first posted. And that ebay link looked white and said off white so that was good. I didn't know the range of colors available on the blue base.

Re: the 2nd one ... do we know anyone who made that kind of marble with seams other than CAC?

Clearing up one technicality -- Akro made corks during 1930. And possibly during 1929.

The Prize Name contest which came with the introduction of corks ended in May 1930.

Here are a couple of favorites I don't think I have in this thread yet.

I watched that one episode. We don't have cable so I don't know if I'll get to see any others.

Sometimes I like lolspeak. Sometimes it's so bad, I won't post the picture. Most times I don't notice whether it's there or not. The lolcat Bible wouldn't be the same without lolspeak. (We'll discuss the future of my blasphemous soul at a later date.)

I love "o hai!" for cute aminal hellos. ( :

I forgot how much you disliked lolspeak. Thanks for being such a good sport in spite of it all.

I love the before and after all growed up pictures.

I'm assuming you guys know all about this new show, but just in case.

http://www.bravotv.com/lolwork

Watching it now on hulu. I haven't had much luck watching tv online so I wasn't optimistic but it's working so far and

:rolleye-842: :rolleye-842:

That 2nd one is close to what I'm looking at. Thx.

There's a marble I thought was a Master but the more I look at it, the more I think maybe Vitro. Sorry, no pix on this end.

But if you have any you could share of blue based Vitros, it would be much appreciated. Thanks!

American Machine-Made Marbles mentions a Roosevelt marble and a Babe Ruth marble.

Have you seen either of those? In pix or in person?

Blue with white lines

Yep. Worlds Fair 1933. Found with a bunch of marbles from that era.

What all non-cartoon "comics" are there?

Thanks for sharing your work, Jeroen!

Bump!

By the way, y'all all look wonderful.

Interesting.