William

Oh no, these were postcards that I found along with a couple bags of marbles (a few nice ones but mostly commons. A typical mix of Jabo, Vacor, MK, Peltier, some WVS, Clearies, and Imperials. Paid $12 for each quarter sized zip lock bag, and the postcards were $2 apiece....

Found these at a rural antique store in upper Iowa...Haven't researched them at all, wanted too, but thought some of you might have some fun checking them out... They are in order, front first then back...

Would be interesting to see the opinion...I'm wondering if it is in fact one myself...Chuck?

Like it....good looking marble

Definitely a Top Shelf marble. I would say Akro all day long myself...

Ii tend to agree...a wicked cork... Nice marble

Looks European to me as well....and yes, size please...

I lived on the West Side, Merrietta too be exact, right off the I-10 eastbound ramp. I bet my mom's old prefab home is still on the corner with it's fenced in yard. Had a tanish brick house on one side and an empty lot on the other (back in the day it used to be a Chevron gas station. Went to Joeseph Stillwell Jr high right up the road. Memories

I'm getting farm eggs for $4 a dozen..a steal compared to today's prices...plus benefits

Northeast Florida...what part...I was raised in Jacksonville before moving to Minnesota in 93'...

Gotta try it

Yum

Wow...lots of pink...

I have found alot of nice stuff in LaCrosse, also Winona and around the Viroqua area...also alot of the smaller towns that are within shouting distance of Ole Miss have yielded some great finds...

Kinda exciting.... Looking forward to opinions indeed...

I made a large batch of Sheperd's Pie yesterday afternoon....80/20 ground beef, 5 pounds of homemade mashed potatoes, Veg-all, and shredded mild cheddar cheese. Diced onions and a few shots of Worshchershire sauce while the beef was frying. Mixed the ground beef with the Veg-all and a few handfuls of cheddar cheese, spread on the mashed potatoes on top of that layer, then topped it off with two more handfuls of cheddar cheese. Salt and pepper the ground beef and mashed potatoes while making to your preference. Bake at 350 for about 30-40 minutes or until cheese is melted, your preference. Yummy!

A portion of these nice marbles I have seen in person, and fantastic examples they are. Nice ensemble Neighbor!

Also look at the staples...not galvanized

That narrows it down 🫢 lol

I agree with Art, a later MK looks about right...

Do I get too know where? Lol

Is there some iridescence to it? I'll say foreign possibly also...Don't think it's a wirepull...

One of my favorite Corks for sure...nice marble...

I think your in the hunt, Art...I'll join you with that Jabo call...

Agree, x2...some of these game marbles are indeed pretty cool...