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Most excellent find there bj. OMG Scott! What an awesome buy! Please let me know if you ever want to resell it! thanks.

Yes or No? thanks.

b4 it's over, cupel more: thanks.

Interesting discussion. So this one would be a...................? thanks.

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Agree with the 3/4" or less for Shooters. I do recall using Boulders in a game called "Dropseys"(not sure of the spelling though). You stood above the ring and dropped the larger marbles onto the smaller marbles in the ring. If you hit them at just the right angle, you could knock them outta the ring. Of course the ring was smaller than in a normal game of mibs. Funny how I can remember that from way back when and now I sometimes can't remember what I had for lunch yesterday. thanks.

The only "original" I see is the VFW medal.

smore: thanks.

got me one. thanks.

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dem r sum neet uns duff. thanks.

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Double Ribbon Core (thick style). thanks.

With that time line, and the first three names used by MFC, maybe, just maybe, they were other Akron made mibs like the spotted, colored clay ones Big John picked up(?) http://marvelousmibs.s4.bizhat.com/marvelo...ftopic2417.html thanks.

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I would go with Hedge Hog also. thanks.

11/16" thanks.

Akro: Vitro: Christensen: Peltier: thanks.

Most excellent find!! thanks.

11/16" German Handmade Mica: thanks.

Felicia: I am not sure who made it. It's completely opaque and I picked it up on ebay about ten years ago. thanks.

1 1/8" ???: thanks.