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Thanks, the blue and orange are neat ones. That's more of a brown chemical reaction between the blue and orange, rather than oxblood. It makes for a nice effect though. There are so many color combos from Akro it's probably near infinity

Thank you! All is well again.

Ah, ok we posted at the same time. Trying the usual method now

Thanks Jason, trying a another option now to see if it works. Craig told me that using direct viewer links works now instead of the full BB code.

I assume it came with some string in the bag, along with a dozen or so marbles. Wish we found more but hey, one of a kind is cool too. Thanks Steph!

Thanks Chad, that link to the heaton archive on AAM wasn't supposed to be in this, I'm not sure how it got posted. This is supposed to be photos of a new type of heaton bag. I edited to remove the link although anyone is welcome to look at it. I posted most of those pics here as well in Steph's study hall.

*Edit* Steph can you please copy this and repost so the pics will work until we figure out why my pics won't post anymore? While digging 4 feet down at the Heaton factory, this came up in my shovel. I almost tossed it but it had those rounded corners and I thought, "that looks like a marble pouch", so I grabbed it. Sure enough, it still has print on it. It says Big Shot marbles int he center, as we know Heaton used for their logo, and above that it says "To Open Cut Here" then "To Make Pouch - Punch Holes" and then "Insert Strings". Then below the logo it says M.F.G. By Heaton Agate Company Pennsboro West Virginia. Ron confirmed it is an unknown type bag. The bag is not seamed together well. I'm not sure if that's why it was tossed, or if they never could get it to work right and it was an abandoned project, or if it's a type of bag that was marketed. Either way, it's a rare bag and pretty decent considering it's been buried for 70 years. There was a seagrams 7 bottle unearthed in the hole with it, dated 1951.

Trying again for the heck of it: [img]https://i.ibb.co/B2BpQ4t/Copy-of-Presentation-Untitled-Design-49.jpg[/img]

No, I'm copying them from IMGBB and pasting them here. It works on other sites, just not this one.

I'm posting pics the same way I have for years but now it just shows the address to the pic, not even clickable. Steph copied my links and posted them and the pics showed up fine for her, why not when I do it? Something has changed. Trying again now. [img]https://i.ibb.co/BCY9hT0/DSC06301.jpg[/img]

I agree with Al. All Alleys in the top group.

*Edited, pics working now*

Here are some more combos

Pelt MCR/MCS

Thanks Steph, not sure what's going on. At least you got them to show up.

That is one top shelf Master! Love it. Master did use a fair amount of purple and lavender. Here are some examples from my collection for comparison: [img]https://i.ibb.co/0pbbLFW/Copy-of-Copy-of-Untitled-Design-45.png[/img] [img]https://i.ibb.co/0fBt1y0/Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Presentation-Untitled-Design-2019-08-16-T012246-720.png[/img] [img]https://i.ibb.co/nCL8MhY/Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Presentation-Untitled-Design-2019-08-16-T012448-189.png[/img] [img]https://i.ibb.co/Y8GM1Xp/masterade.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.ibb.co/Q650QXz/DSCN5114.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.ibb.co/Ytsg4xy/DSCN5086.jpg[/img] Edit... why don't my photo links work here anymore?

Starting at 12:00 and going clockwise, I would say Alley, Champion, Champion, Alley, and Heaton.

I agree with Master. Those are about as close to red as I have ever seen for a Master Brushed patch. I'm holding on to the hope that one exists somewhere.

My understanding is that they were only taken home by workers and such, not marketed to the public by Champion (because of all the fractures which equate to inferior marbles).

The first marble is not a furnace type. It is a late champion, not a hot wheels but part of the same family. It's called a red cloud. #4 on this ordering list. This photo I believe is David Chamberlain's if I remember right.

Doubtful

And a clambroth, smoky grey pelt, several CACs, nice haul!

Some Sistersvilles:

It never ends, something new, something unknown. Thanks for the info!

Fun fun!