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  • Birthday 03/12/2004

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    Kitsap County, WA
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    All kinds of history, Asian arts, hiking, traveling, marbles, crew rowing, and being a total foodie.

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  1. YasudaCollector
    It looks like there are 6 viens. 🙂
  2. YasudaCollector
    Wow! These are absolutely beautiful marbles!!! 😃😃😃 Thank you again for uncovering all of this history. I think its incredible when we as collectors can learn about and appreciate the people who made the marbles we collect. 😎
  3. YasudaCollector
    I found both of these guys (about 0.90") in a jar full of common clearies. A local artist wanted to use them in a mosaic.
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    Here's a couple of really messy horseshoe cat's eyes I picked up in Port Townsend yesterday. 🙂
  6. YasudaCollector
    Here's a couple of messy ones I found yesterday in Port Townsend WA (just a ferry ride away from Anacortes). I'm glad I found them since a local artist was planning to use them in a scrap glass mosaic. 😬
  7. YasudaCollector
    Ultimate Japanese transitional score from the Seattle marble show!!!
  8. YasudaCollector
    Awesome! Me, Alec and Dad just showed up at the hotel!
  9. YasudaCollector
    I agree! Original boxes are always a very nice find! This box seems to fit the same era for Japanese cat's eyes too.
  10. YasudaCollector
    Yeah, that's something else I was wondering, I couldn't find the hours.
  11. YasudaCollector
    Awesome find!
  12. YasudaCollector
    Like I keep saying, this information is absolutely amazing! 😃 I agree with @LevvyPoole, it is really interesting to learn about how Japanese marbles started circulating in China and Hong Kong. It seems like a lot of them have been found there.
  13. YasudaCollector
    Hey, just thought I'd post this in advance for the Seattle show this Saturday, but if any collectors/dealers attending have some extra Japanese transitionals they are willing to sell, I am in the market for them (as always). 🙂
  14. YasudaCollector
    Man! That's pretty impressive that the glass products were viewed by the emperor himself! Not that any marbles don't have history, but Japanese transitionals seem to have some particularly impressive history. 🙂
  15. YasudaCollector
    Thank you so much for the awesome information Shiroaiko! 😎 It's really amazes me to think that the marble was made such a long time ago. It has definitely seen it's fair share of history! I wonder how it could have made its way over here to the U.S.
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