A jabo ("Jaybo") classic is one that was made by the factory for general sales throughout the world. Just a general marble made for production and sales.
The other Jabo are “Contract runs”. These were made in a special circumstance under the supervision of some highly qualified marble makers.
Marble collecting folks would get together—spend some money and get some special marbles out of the effort. These were all limited as to the effort placed and were never made for the worldwide market.
I hope that this helps you out.
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Yeh,
I know, you want someone to say "Brick" here.
I have blown up plenty of game marbles in my collecting experience.
This one is not a "Brick"--there is no oxblood involved.
Just a nice"Gamer"
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When in doubt, I always check out the damage.
This one is an older marble. I cannot call it though.
Lets ask @Fire1981 for an opinion here.
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One base color and one other color--white.
I would call them slags but the popular ID would be a WVS.
I am just an older collector that does not recognize a WVS for what they may be.
This one lines up with what may be considered an Alley Agate swirl.
I appreciate all opinions and hope to see some more.
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It looks pretty refined to me--I would say not modern.
@shiroaiko and @YasudaCollector may have an opinion here. @Ric has done some research into these as well.
I love the marble.
These two colors in one orb just light me up.
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This may explain a few things.
I have three "Akro Champions poutches"--they are huge. 9"x5". 1926, 1928 and 1931.
Finding these is like finding a laying Rooster.
They will be preserved for sure but the info on these is nill.
I talked to Roger Hardy about them--maybe I should call him back with more questions.
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I would love to help--they do look like a Vacor to me--but I do not recognize any of these name wise.
@Melissa may have some input to share here.
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