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I had lots of fun tracking down all of the marbles from this run a few years ago. It is still the only fully identified and named JABO contract run out there. Trying to find an example of all of the marbles (including each of the lutz swirls) is a very worthy undertaking, especially if you weren't one of the investors.

It's a type 4. Just match it with the photos in the article. It has green aventurine, the brown, and a red line.

Bump. I found this article here

I am wary of providing links to any other marble related sites...

That would be the article. 👍

You can read Biblefreak's article where he names them. He shows photos of them too. If you search for JABO cranberry type 2 on the internet you will find the article.

Put them all in one really big jar in your living room and simply enjoy them.

Type 2 Cranberries to be exact

JABO Joker 1 aka J.E.R.K Run Those ones are Cranberries. Great marbles.

JABO D.T. Special was the first JABO with mica on the outside of the marble.

JABO Kokomo lutz confetti

No lutz swirls in the Kokomo Run that I have found, but there were a select few confettis. I am sure there were some double ingots in the 7/8" range, but these aren't them

What A Tribute for the 4 big in the middle

There needs to be an "everything including the kitchen sink" run. There will be lutz and other metallic swirls in there along with the oxblood and aventurine. All kinds of various fritts will be sprinkled all over them and they will also receive the chemical lustre treatment on top of that. I am talking all in/on the same marble. It will look horrible, but that doesn't matter. Lutz swirls that have been confettied are few and far between and I can only think of one run that had marbles with both lutz swirls and metallic swirls in the same marble so far.

Steph-I haven't heard that particular Chinese marble story before. It must be the red and yellow ones, right? Thanks for sharing and that solves another JABO mystery for me.

Really nice colors but what is that weird perfect circle on top in the second photo. I am feeling a little bit of a human intervention and not just a machine made marble on this one, but am not sure at all.

The Metallic Woodstocks are 3/4" marbles and yes I believe the different sizes were made on different days and yet named the same thing. I like to think that that chair got around.

That blue and yellow swirl on translucent white looks really cool and mysterious. I grew up with a bag of yucky coke bottle foreign cats eyes like the one shooter, but I received them new in the mid 70s. Modern marbles can still be relatively old depending on how one looks at things. The majority are "older."

The 3 previous photos give you an idea about both the 3/4" Lawnchairs and the 5/8" marbles with the same name. They are decent enough to match up marbles in hand with either the Lawnchairs or the Moonglows

Lawnchairs