Steph

Can you make out the date? I have seen some U.S. patents for casters at google. quick example Have also seen a site for foreign patents, but haven't had much luck searching there so far. Does the marble roll freely?

lol - great effect actually! like a cliffhanger oh yeah, almost forgot, sweet mibs!

big ones!

Bottom right has been presented as a koko combo. All look good to me. (fwiw!)

Kewl. That's the one I thought might be. Add that one to my like list! Corks and uranium glass! plus the opally look is kinda pretty in its own right.

I'm definitely more into the corky ones than the random swirls. any glow in the dark? lol, I mean under blacklight?

lol, er I mean, yeah, let's see 'em!

I believe you can get another name. You want? Or was that the set up for your punchline? :-) perty mibs!

I don't know why I thought I saw the name Ricci twice in the list. Maybe because Christina the actress made the name so famous! lol And it might have been reinforced somehow from something else I read - lots of articles on file from NewspaperArchive.com. Local stories have made some players seem sorta of "well-known" to me even though they didn't become champ. Which of the past players have stayed on the circuit somehow? Coaching or playing as adults? I use the term "circuit" loosely! Take the question any direction you want!

Christensen's from da box. If I'm not mistaken Galen has close-ups of at least one of these.

Here's a 1980's Champion as presented at Joemarbles.com. He shows several 1980's R/W/B's actually. I'll just bring the one over . . . for now anyway. Joe describes it as a Bicentennial Special but notes:

Here's a megaglass.com catalog photo of the Vacor style called USA.

What do you have in the area of red-dish, white and blue swirls which you are confident about the ID's for? Relatively confident would do also! Thanks. What the heck, marbles still in question would be good too, but wouldn't it be great if the confident ones outweighed the mysteries. Is it possible?

for real? you were in that? exciting.

really sharp. I like. a lot!

that one's sharp!

how huge is huge? I found this on google. It's for a "trolley sign" - it's 20 inches wide. The page says to sign in to get a value. http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/orig-1930s-chesterfield-cigarette-poster-trolley-2

Awesome. Thanks for the show!

Wow, does Willie work at a dairy or what?

Neat!

? I do not believe that David is a troll. He has an interesting perspective. He seems to be endeavoring to get people to think. I perceive his overall goal to be greater cohesion, greater tolerance, and generally improved spirits. uh, but maybe I misunderstood ;-)

fascinating!

WOW !!!

I think we're in the "nice tri-lite" area here. There are some names, aquamilk, bluemilk, greenmilk, etc. which are being seen bandied about a little these days. I'm cautious with those. They seem to have been made for personal use of one or a few collectors. We have enough problems when we try to get a rigid definition for something like a buttermilk. I don't know how fun or constructive it would be to worry about the other names. And these extra Milk names were made up by people who like to have fun and enjoy their pretty marbles. So not for arguing about. So . . . I like "nice tri-lite" ! BUT in case you're curious as to what someone might call an aquamilk - here's one which recently sold on ebay. Chuck sent me the link so I know that one's "right". Here are a couple of the pix. (click to enlarge) (I'm curious about the price it went for - that seems HIGH! - especially when looking at the moons I think I see.) Note the size, 21/32". These various "milk" marbles tend to be a little oversize. One reason the name "milk" sorta makes sense for many of them is that they are often found together with the buttermilks. For example, they're often seen together in Worcester Salt bags. And also often found together in collections in the wild.