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It is a Master "Tiger Eye". All opinions are always welcomed. Marble--On!!

I do not believe that this is a Jabo. The second one either. Just my opinion and all opinions are always welcomed. Marble--On!!

Post a few at at time breadbox. We all love this stuff!! Marble--On!!

It is a Jabo imho. All opinions are welcomed and appreciated. Marble--On!!

Hello hickzuk and a most hardy “Welcome” to The Marble Connection, You may have one---the bottom one. The rest are just—not what you think they are probably foreign made marbles. More images are needed of the bottom one. Great research on your part! And nice marbles as well. Marble—On!!

Great word! Marbular on!!

What ann says times two. Nice marble! Marble--On!!

Good eye, these are not easy to spot! Nice image too!

I have never heard of one and if there was one we would see plenty of them for sale. I agree with Da Roberto on your marbles. Marble--On!!

It could be a Bogard. Here are a few to compare with. Marble--On!!

I agree with everyone. Nice marble! Marble--On!!

My first thought was Pelt Fire. Marble--On!!

Very nice indeed!! Marble--On!!

I have the box--it needs work and patience. It is an Akro 230 with the girl on the top. Too much tape on it for me---it takes awhile. I have plenty of time. Marble-On!!

This is the stuff that excites me and this is my Sundays best. Have you ever seen an insert box with corner reinforcement metal? This is my first---killer for sure. An original pouch came with this lot as well----just killer!! The marbles are Akro Oxblood patches and others. I paid up but it was worth it. Marble—On!!

Good job my friend!

You are lucky to have these. My wife and I used to have these at out feeders all of the time. These were always her favorite. They had a penchant for diving into the windshields of cars. I have not seen one for many-many years. Starlings were their nemesis.

They are still around, yellow and white ones from early spring to late fall. A hardy lot they are. I plant for Butterflies and Hummingbirds these plantings also attract a variety of pollinators. Remember how Goldenrod used to be blamed for allergies—not any more. It is just mesmerizing to watch all of the little bugs that love them. Plant some and be rewarded. This image is just before a storm but there are still a few hanging out. Marble—On!!

I use Neem oil and Diatomaceous Earth. The Japanese beetles go into a pail of soapy water, I pick them by hand. If you step on them the eggs will be planted. I have had success planting Rue; Jap Beetles hate it and avoid it. Rue is very hardy and it has saved a nice Muscle wood tree (American Hornbeam) that I planted in my front yard. It is always something!

Nice marble Fire. Size matters. Marble--On!!

This is a Chinese "Torch made marble" Fire. They push them out so fast that they have no time to initial them and if they did--well--you would not recognize it. No Vacor here for sure. Marble--On!!

I edited my post to avoid any confusion. I just have to stay away from names for the benifit of all. Marble--On!!

I am never good with names but i try😁.

That is an odd thing with the Poblanos---so are mine---big—very big and early too. The deer chewed my Habenero’s off at the top so I am screwed for jelly this year. I grow Horseradish in barrels and it is not doing so well this year either ( the deer love this too for some odd reason) I tried purple Serranos this year because of the Japanese beetles----not so good either. I dry them and make a powder for cooking with—oh well! Cucumbers are just out of mind —no bugs, and huge crops. This is the fun of gardening, fighting off the bad and going with the good. I planted pole beans—French—four times—Jap beetle worms are going strong. I actually planted the last crop in pots to get them going, success. Nematodes have been seeded but they take awhile. No poison in my garden. The Eggplant, Tomatoes and Peppers are average. My Chard ( I love my greens and these are the best) took three plantings but I will get a crop. I tried some great Radishes this year, White Icicle. You can grow them all year long. Long narrow root and nice and hot in the summer time. I planted Black Spanish radishes on July 27 and they will be ready throughout the winter—I can’t’ wait—they are supposed to be the very hottest. I just love a good sinus clearer. Garden—On!!