Chad G.

nice group !!!!!!

I found the one provided here @ this forum the easiest way, just giving you an alternative, it is a little more complicated though. Chad G.

Nice Mibs Chuck !!!!!!!!!!

The Alley Spruce I believe to be a very under rated mib, one of my first Alley's and if I seen another mint one I would buy it, and on and on, One of my very favorite marbles, a lot of good memories. Chad G.

I just got some so I guess I can change this later, here they is.

I looked here trying to find a Vacor or Mega that even come's close https://www.billes-en-tete.com/liste_billes.php?lang=en here and every where else I could for a Vacor look alike, couldn't find one. Chad G.

Got em, my own pics will be posted soon !!!!!!!!!!!!

Just watched the Heaton dig video tonight, talk about a dream come true. I've found 1 or 2 marbles before, never like that, marble digging on steroids. You are a lucky man indeed, part of marble history, soon there will be nowhere to dig except old dumps. They made it illegal to dig or be on the old city dump property here because 1 or 2 people fell through and where hurt, that was years ago, couple of bottle diggers if I remember right. Old homesteads and outhouse sites are the only thing left if you can find them, and if the property owners will let you dig. Thank you for sharing your experience Stephen. What a thing to be there. Chad G.

I used my people app. on outlook windows 10 to do this Bonnie, maybe you can do it from there if you have the app.. I copied your pic. put it into a folder, went to people, added a person, hit edit, hit add pic, cropped, clicked on save, complete, maybe you can snip, copy and crop from the one I did, or use the app. here on the forum with this one ???? " hope this helps you" I'll leave a couple of your flames here so you can give it a whirl, "Good luck" !!!

" St Mary's " it took me a little bit of research but I found it !!! Thanks for the history Ron, information that I have to work for isn't soon forgotten.

My Cambodian friend eats turtle, the shell is about all that's left so no not a food a most excellent and appropriately named new Heaton Good "Stuff" Oop's !! Guess I'm still a little hungry.

Oh yeah !!! "Atta Girl" the ever popular "Alley Spruce" That's 2 for you !! SOLVED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Man, a marble collector's dream, one of mine anyway. How lucky you all where to have such an opportunity !! Thanks ever so much Stephen for recording and preserving a good part of marble "History" And to everyone in the trenches "thanks" for the labor of love, marble collecting has been a very large part of my life and this video has been like added frosting on the cake Chad G.

Lotsa diggin, as I see you did also, I believe we could dig forever, glad I took the time to look, lots still to learn. At least I'm not doing this Anymore. Time to let the new stuff sink in.

Killer hybrid superman and the rainbow is better than anything I have, " great mibs Roby "

x 2, Chad G.

I agree Roby !!

Agreed x 2

Thanks for the pics Bonnie, great mibs. Beautiful Alley's my favorite flame marble, there are a very few Christensen flames I like but not near as much as I like Alley, the diversity in Alley's is astounding, as is evident by the menagerie of mibs presented here, still some yet to be uncovered somewhere I'm sure. Alley " my other favorite "

Gen. Grant played this game so much the board later adopted his name, General Grant board. The boards where around way before he was and still today they have his name. A most memorable epitaph.

I'm almost positive they where produce exclusively for those game's. The extremely small .50 or less and rough unfinished pontils made them useless for almost anything else, no shooting this one, and if you did you could never get it to roll straight because of the rough pontils.

I like the yellow and blue rainbow I don't have that color combo yet, the last year or two I started collecting them, being a shortage on the more prominent Pelts, now everyone is, collectors are holding onto what they have. " great pics Bruce, thanks " Chad G.

A very beautiful and wet Pelt but I can't swing this $$$ a definite high end marble.

Another from an old auction I had, a bifurcated dragon bee, one of the more common bifurcated combos but one I love.

An NLR from one of my old auctions. I assure you that the pictures are quite accurate. A pinkish base w/ rusty brown ribbons, actually in hand the marble is even more pink than in these pics. Yes Peltier did use pink glass i.e. the pink flamingo & the pink panther. I've also seen a few pink banana cats.