Chad G.

Yes I have a picture of one, I used to have one just like it but a little more color. yes very expensive, way to much for me !!!!!!

Yes, yours are all natural Roby, nice aggies, although more than likely machine ground and polished judging from the smooth reflection on the mibs, no visible rippling on the surface from hand faceting "thank you for the pictures".

Yes, please do !!!

Just talking about submarines on the other marble forum earlier. This is a picture of a CAC striped transparent submarine. The marble was a friend of mine's. Another CAC transparent submarine !!!! both marbles have several windows to see inside the mib. again used to be a friend of mines, way out of my price range on this one, rare marble in this color combination and condition.

Yes !!!! those are dyed agates !!!!! And some very nice ones @ that. I have only one green and the rest carnelian. I have some more carnelian but they're really beat. These would have been great dyed. I love the blue ones you have. I had an opportunity to get about 20 to 25 blue, some around an inch, pretty beat up but still beautiful. They changed their mind's at the last second and just wouldn't cut loose of them. I was a little disappointed but took it in stride and still continue looking !!

More ??????? 10 Akro corkscrews.

A very nice mib, it certainly looks to qualify, maybe another opinion on this one Roby !! people are rather opinionated on the subject of submarines.

10 assorted Vitro's

10 Akro pancakes and eggs, misshaped, misshapen mibs

Just click on the link below, sorry I didn't post this in the first place Chuck !!! https://old.buymarbles.com.buymarbles.com/marblealan/lauscha.html

These are the only 2 I have left, no black face I know but I was pleasantly surprised to find these.

First one I've seen on Ebay for some time !!!! White w/ an orange stripe must be the common one ??? I don't have any black face so I don't know ??

Oh yeah " Atta Girl " A German Hand made " peppermint swirl " That's 3 for you !!! SOLVED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have never had any but can see from your pics that yes some of the color does penetrate the outside, I'm going to try and get some of those myself, I love old German marbles. Thanks for the tips Roby !!!

On Alans old reconstructed site, the one I gave the link for, he has almost every color in the rainbow displayed for this type of marble, A great amount of knowledge Alan left the marble community to share, I was waiting on his new website when he got sick, he is most definitely greatly missed by us all. Yes definitely some real beauties there !!!

Yes !!!! if I leave the dirt on them they're all ( killers) Thanks for the compliment Chuck !!! Peltier red national onyx ( feather slag ) also in green, uv. yellow, purple, white= rare, blue, etc.... some of Peltiers early slags, but not earliest ( national onyx ) w/ the unmistakable feather pattern. The most desirable are the so called rooster tail's. A pic of an old green one of mine below. Where they got their name is self explanatory.

Very nice mibs Roby I've never had any like them.

Yes !! thank you Roby, Good pics !!!! I believe Marble Alan mentioned that site on his old I.D. site !! All pics courtesy of the site dedicated marble I.D. from Marble Alans archives. Now I recognize those mibs, many, many different colors, " Good Call " !!!!! https://old.buymarbles.com.buymarbles.com/marblealan/lauscha.html

AN EASY ONE WHILE WE WAIT FOR THE REVEAL !!!!!!

ONE MORE DAY !!!!! ⏳ ⏱️

Yes, those are striped transparents, people now keep trying to call them slags "not right" what is the general size of them ??? If larger they could be European maybe

I just came here to look @ Chuck S. submission of the diggers @ the old Heaton factory, now probably under 8 to 10 feet of dirt and gravel !!

Wish I could've been there !! A perfect couple of day's for diggin, Thanks to you all.

Thanks for starting this thread "Bruce", it's been a good one !!!!!!!!

Thanks Roby !!!sure wish I never auctioned it. It was a keeper for sure !!!!!!!!