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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. 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. 😎
  2. 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.
  3. Here's a couple of really messy horseshoe cat's eyes I picked up in Port Townsend yesterday. 🙂
  4. 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. 😬
  5. Ultimate Japanese transitional score from the Seattle marble show!!!
  6. Awesome! Me, Alec and Dad just showed up at the hotel!
  7. I agree! Original boxes are always a very nice find! This box seems to fit the same era for Japanese cat's eyes too.
  8. Yeah, that's something else I was wondering, I couldn't find the hours.
  9. 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.
  10. 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). 🙂
  11. 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. 🙂
  12. 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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