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Agree

Agree

Top row - Left to right - Christensen; probable Alley, Akro Corkscrew and ?

Very nice find.

Now that you all mentioned David, that rings a bell. Thanks for confirming it, Galen.

Master

I know Landon Daniel had one made with peewee marbles inside a larger one - thought I had a picture but can't find. I don't remember who made it but Ro Purser does come to mind.

She is supposed to have put them on eBay. If you are on Facebook, search Elizabeth Kempski.

Good info - thanks.

And I'd look at newer MK on the left.

So sorry to hear. Prayers to his family and friends.

I lightened up the pictures and cropped them a little to see if that helps with viewing marbles for ID. The middle is a machine amde swirl - not sure on Ravenswood - pretty weird pattern - maybe European? The right one is older German handmade swirl (late 1800's or so) - not sure of ID as I don't collect those.

Cool

I just received my copy - great book - very detailed information on the many varieties of cat's-eyes and information on where they were made - and great pictures also.

Thanks for sharing.

Here are pics of a bag that Marlow had put together some years back.

Nice marbles - a little harder to find.

V8 Warriors here.

Yes, very nice segment of your collection.

Nice - thanks for sharing.

The West Virginia Museum of Glass has marbles on display but I think they are mainly marbles and not much, if any, marble related items. Some years back, there was a National Marble Museum in Yreka, California but it closed down and all of the donated marbles and marble related items were shipped to the WV museum. I am guessing a lot of it is still in storage. Lee's Legendary Marbles in York (?) Nebraska is another locations with a lot of marbles and marble memorabilia.

Here is a picture that the late Les Jones posted back in 2000 - calling it a Golden Dragon. No other information on the description.

I have not seen that larger blister package in that style - just some of the "J" pkg types. The smaller blister packages I have a few of - here are a couple pics.

Yellow with red looks CAC

That is a nice looking marble. For some reason, Marble King pops to mind.