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33 minutes ago, Al Oregon said:
Jobber boxes is correct. Could be filled with any marbles although Champion is one of the more common types that you will see in them. That is what I think are in the one box. The other was probably used to store someone's "other" marbles - neat German handmade in there. By the way, WVS means West Virginia Swirl.
This person had a full case of the boxes, he said he got it at an auction. All the boxes looked like pretty the same marbles for the most part. The group of marbles with the German handmade was a separate buy.
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Who is the WVS crew?
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I got a couple coolish things today. Not sure what they mean. The two new marble boxes were kind of cool. I emptied the ripped box out to see what was in it. Not sure, seems old though. They both seem to have basically the same marbles in them. The other box will remain untouched. It’s in decent shape.
Any idea who put this box of marbles out?
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Is there any way to age these? I just read up on Master. I am assuming this would the 41-73 era…
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9 minutes ago, Chad G. said:
Agree with Master, a "machine made" marble. Onionskins are handmade marbles
Ahh, did not know that.
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12 hours ago, Ric said:
How big is the yellow-based one in the first pic? As for the second pic, the one in the back looks like a better possibility for Heaton than the front one, which I wouldn't mind seeing a couple of more pics of.
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This marble game is crazy hard LoL. I looked through that seam post and was changing my mind to Vitro. At least that red color was present in the example pics.
what year would you guess?
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1 hour ago, Ric said:
Welcome. The first marble you show is a Vitro TriLite. In the next photo, there is an Akro Corkscrew (first marble top row) and next to it is of a Vitro Whitie (white with orange ribbons around it), and in the second line-up shot, there is a Viro Blackie (last marble bottom row; red with a black ribbons around it). Can you tell I like Vitros? lol
Thanks!
I think some of these are Vitro as well. I watched a video on cats eye stuff and these all looked to be Vitro or Vitro'ish. I know that horseshoe one for sure and a couple of those 6 band cages.
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2 hours ago, Tommy said:
Im no expert by any means but I do see some marble kings,master ,Alley, Peltier
Cool! This is what I like, and thank you! Now I can look at those names and try and ID them. I did look into the Peltier a little on the net and I think I might be able to ID those. I guess its all about the seam?
The green and red one is the one I am digging the most. No reason, just dig it. I need to find my micrometer, but this is slightly larger than your average marble but definitely smaller than a shooter.
I think I figured this one out. Peltier Flaming Dragon?
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I have passed up many jars of marbles at flea markets and antique stores. I always liked them but was focused on other things. I finally bought a couple large jars of them recently though. They looked better than most large jars I have seen recently. But, I really don't know. So here are a few that I have been picking out. I have a lot to go through. Also as far as photos go I am assuming there is a guideline for better chance of ID.
Here are a few of the ones I though looked better so far. Any help with ID would be much appreciated...
Vitro?
in Marble I.D.'s
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I got this and the seller said he thought it is a Vitro.