Chad G.

"Welcome to Marble Connection Olddude" Nice bunch of Vintage mibs, the aggies are my favorites but I like em all Again, "Welcome"

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X2 Alley, no Veiligglas

Nice mibs as always Matthew No better time than the present !! LINK :: https://biblefreak.org/Marbles/store/

Aloha Bra !!!! Some nice cool tropical mibs for the collection.

...... The King

"Welcome to Marble Connection Jack" Akro, Peltier, Alley etc.. I see a bit of many vintage manufacturers. Individual pics w/ multiple views (3-4) marbles per post, will help immensely. It may be slower but you will get a much more accurate grade & manufacture I.D. again, "Welcome"

Good job Brother, keep em rollin

Salrite .... .... I never even noticed till you said something, see you've already reposted in the "Score Thread"

Looks like some killers in the mix Brad

Did Phil make the box for you William ?? BTW some very, very nice mibs

What a monster !!!!!!

"Welcome to Marble Connection Kevin" First mib is an Akro Slag IMO

Good to put a face to the name James. I've been watching your eBay site for years, always honest and upfront, glad to have you on board Brother

Man, what a couple killer's

Marble a is a Peltier Rainbo

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What a load man .....

A link for you to explore :: https://www.thepaperweightcollection.com/products/extremely-rare-antique-clichy-newel-post-finial-with-complex-concentric-millefiori :: https://www.thepaperweightcollection.com/collections/all-current-stock

Mmmm Mm, Peltaliciouse Brother

Guess it's time for me to get some new glasses, thanks for the heads up Brother !!

OP is 100% Josephs Coat, good call Art, Onionskins all have an underlying "skin" covering the entire surface underneath the stretched out ribbons of color. Usually white or yellow, thus the word onion "skin". There are of course exceptions to every rule and everything in between. Examples of onionskins Joseph Coats :

Believe me, my inner child was & still is tempted

The first is contemporary, the rest look like antique German handmades. Look for initials or some kind of date on the ends of the contemp. for clues to a possible maker. Ah. I almost forgot "Welcome to Marble Connection"