Al Oregon

Here's one bag of Champion peewees.

Some pics I had saved.

Almost looks like it is made from pieces of Delft (?sp) pottery/china.

You use the term Rainbow Dragonfly and Patch Dragonfly. I'm not sure what you think the difference is. Are you talking about Rainbow being the classic Marble King Patch & Ribbon marbles (like the picture below) and then another MK type that has a patch only, like some of the newer ones? If so, I still don't think yours look like the newer MK's. If they are, they still would not fit the dragonfly name from looking at those pictures.

Great variety!

Great boxes.

13/16 inch marble - LOL!

Size? Transparent or opaque base glass?

Charles had posted this picture of two and called the left one pink with a ghost core. Bob Block had the other picture listed back in the old AuctionBlocks days.

I'd go with MK on the right

Colors on the right sure fit Peltier.

Here is a picture, that I've always liked, that the late Randy G posted back in 2005.

Here are a couple of my "Corals or what?" boxes. Quite a variety of colors that may or may not be Coral. The middle one in one box is a Peltier NLR but was close on the colors so...

Bo Stiff and the mini-peewees bottle I got from him in 2007.

One of my favoritres

Nice Whities bag.

Here is the entire bag.

This bag may not contain Asian patches but not sure where the marbles were made. It is from Winnie's territory - Netherlands - Don Juan bag. The marbles have similar patterns to some of the Asian types although they are iridized. Maybe Winnie can tell from the label where the marbles were made?

Nice idea - hope you don't get on eBay's bad side.

About a third of the Imperial bags/packages that I have contain patch types or a combination of patch, cats'-eye and speckled types. I think 35 or so. I think I covered the variety of patches in the pictures above.

A few of the 100+ Imperial packages that I have.

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.

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.

Nice report. Were there Milkies in the box or was it empty?

Couple of other CE Bogard bags - "muddying up the water" with the 4 shooters in a bag (with seam).