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Al Oregon

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Al Oregon last won the day on October 7 2024

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  1. I rarely look under magnification but I can see where Cheese is coming from - it does look iffy although I can't imagine someone using the plain marbles... Plus, I have never seen that bag or picture thereof before.
  2. Al Oregon

    Vitro?

    Vitro Whitie - here are a couple pics of others.
  3. I have to disagree with Chad G. on this one. There were many companies that used marbles as a giveaway. While I don't have this bag, there are many other legitimate bags that did advertising like this back in the 50's-60's time frame. Master Lubricants was a legitimate national company. Of course, there are a ton of fantasy bags doing this "same" type of marketing ploy to seem legit but they all use colorful marbles, not plain white ones like these. So, I would go with legit bag.
  4. Dave did a good job with the "copying".
  5. Patterns are fun to find - a 'hearty' Rainbo.
  6. The are some real bags where companies did advertising like this. This could be one of those or a fantasy bag. Usually the marbles can place the time frame but the marbles here are hard to determine. When you get the bag, see if there is a vertical seam on the back of the plastic bag. If there is, it is legit.
  7. And I would lean to Alley on the first two.
  8. I don't think so - those little "breakouts" would not be in a cork.
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