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What Do You Know About Larger Wv Swirls?
Al Oregon replied to Steph's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
I think any Heaton Big Shot (or other) mesh bags are harder to find. I only have one (pictured below) and it has the swirls. Ones with swirls would be more valuable than with clearies but if someone like me that collects packaging doesn't have one, the value would be a little higher. I also posted pics of an older style polybag with swirls. -
What Do You Know About Larger Wv Swirls?
Al Oregon replied to Steph's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
The guy from Florida that was the first major producer of the fantasy (& fake) bags in the mid to late 1990's made several fake bags of CE Bogard. I have attached a copy of one page of the flyer that I have (not the best copy). On this page, #'s 7, 9, 16, 23 and 27 are the fake CE Bogard and Heaton bags that he made. I had bought a set of the 50+ bags from a third party who had bought them from the maker. Here are pics of the CE Bogard bags. You can see that there is no seam on the back of the bags. I think these are where the MK shooter types appear and people think CE Bogard may have packaged them. I'm not saying that they didn't but the fake bags used a lot of them. -
Show Report 36Th Northeast Marble Meet
Al Oregon replied to BobBlock's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Nice report. Were there Milkies in the box or was it empty? -
What Do You Know About Larger Wv Swirls?
Al Oregon replied to Steph's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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What Do You Know About Larger Wv Swirls?
Al Oregon replied to Steph's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Here's a pic of one of my CE Bogard over Heaton label bags. With the tear, you can see the underlying staples, etc. -
What Do You Know About Larger Wv Swirls?
Al Oregon replied to Steph's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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www.iamc.us has all of the information
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No pontil - machine made - might be Akro or Vitro.
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Playing For A Firkin Of Ale
Al Oregon replied to Greatmacscott's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
TV - then video games - then cellphones, iPads, etc. Kids don't stand a chance of being normal like "we" were in the old days.... -
Attn: Pedidoll - Caged Cats Cloudies/moonies
Al Oregon replied to Ima_ddicted's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Attn: Pedidoll - Caged Cats Cloudies/moonies
Al Oregon replied to Ima_ddicted's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
As with many marble names, they have encompassed other styles over the years. The ones I pictured were the original ones named "Cloudies" back then. Y'all can have "Cloudiestoo(2)" or "CloudiesJr." - LOL! -
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Attn: Pedidoll - Caged Cats Cloudies/moonies
Al Oregon replied to Ima_ddicted's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Those do not look like the Cloudies that Ron Shaw and I had discussed/named many years ago. Here is a picture of those. -
Picture looks like the blueblood (oxblood under the blue).
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By pics, I was referring to ones that I have taken of my 3,000+ bags and others that I have saved over the years from the boards, eBay, etc. You find very few bag pictures in the books.
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Great find - those size boxes are hard to find.
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Neat bag. Not one that I have but it is on my list to find. I have seen a couple of pictures of this mesh bag. Also one polybag with different style of header (it had Vitros).
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Great variety of marbles - should generate some interest.
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I saw that on Facebook - prayers to him and his family.
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Ever Heard Of A Black Chalkie..?
Al Oregon replied to johnfrost's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Looks very similar to the Jabo Lawnchair Metallics -
Vaseline Transparent Swirl With Red Ribbons
Al Oregon replied to J_Ding's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Also, a thought, because of the other yellow one that was called a messed up cat's-eye (but a definitely different one) and the European slag, it might be possible that both this and the yellow one are some type of European swirl that we are just not that familiar with over here.