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This one has a strange factory deformation.17mm. Thanks

I would like to see one of those huge slags.

The wirepull reacts with uv. Vacor. Mega make some nice marbles. I still want a atmosphere. That is the only Vacor ive been actively seeking....at cheapskate prices. 1 more in lot. I thought it was just a run of the mill clearie until i uv'd it.

Thanks meteorite. Just wanted to confirm with these superman type colours. Look at the lot i bought it in today. An id puzzle for a newbie like myself.but for 2$ all good

Hi. 1 more if no one minds. I think Vacor.

Yep 5/8 -11/16. Its a nice marble ,very candy looking. Is there a way to discern their reissues to the originals?

With my new handy dandy measurement convertor. 3/4. Is there a paticular name for it? If not i officialy call it ghost patch.

1 more. Has a nice caramel translucent patch. Thanks again.

Its too bad this 1 is beaten up. The white on white is nice. Thanks

It is nice when you find a marble. I consider it good luck..akin to finding a penny. Im not 100% on that. I have troubles id whole marbles , so a halfer.....

The way the seams look . Kind of remind me of Marble King rainbow

Thanks. Your Vitro lead . Brought me to a tri lite possible. But foreign is still on the table for me.

Thanks Steph. Your answer is as straight as the kro flies. As always.👍 It looks pretty uniform for all the companies except MFC wich may of had some larger varietys . I started getting confused as akro also numbered their box sets. Its also cool the marble companies came up with this numbering system. I suppose then MFC created it.

Maybe im mistaken these dont represent measurements? What do they mean?

They use identifications such No.00.N0.0,No.01 up to 6 i think. What do these represent in measurements? Also were they the only company using this ? Or was it standard?

I was looking up carnival glass. The iridescent process for that is...maybe its the same process "Carnival glass gets its iridescent sheen from the application of metallic salts while the glass is still hot from the pressing. A final firing of the glass brings out the iridescent properties of the salts, giving carnival glass the distinct shine it is known for."... wixipedia

What causes rust on marbles? Didnt think glass would rust. Is it the colouring?

Greetings. Any thoughts on this 1 ? Thanks

Music and a magnifying glass and marbles.

Oh yeh. The book is great. Imo Alley can have the most depth and intricacy of any marble maker. I consider many of them fine art....from pictures ive seen. And the story of Mr Alley is American Legend. I think this is my best.posted not too long ago and kindly diagnosed by wvron as Alley from the Pennsboro factory.

Fantastic pictures. Alley Agates are incredible. Not a marble but my newest addition to my library.

Nice buy. Plenty of fun entertainment there.

Thanks everyone. Mineral sphere did cross my mind but so did frying pan marble.

Thos one is strange looking to me. The scratchy looking area has either been polished or below surface.Any thoughts?

Agreed. Is that a life saver?This is a fun game for anyone and everyone.