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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"Mill Balls" were used in the polishing process of a variety of items.
Throw what ever into a revolving tank with these and they get polished.
It still happens today in some sort.
Cool find!
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