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    All kinds of history, Asian antiques, hiking, traveling, marbles, crew rowing, and creative writing.

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  1. So do we have to change our AAM passwords as well?
  2. Wow! That's pretty incredible. That type of purple looks very rare. I'm guessing the insulator itself is somewhere from the 1890s to the 1910s (based on the embossing).
  3. I love the bubbly/wrinkley glass.
  4. Some older Brookfield insulators I have from the 1870s and 1880s:
  5. I could try and backlight it with a flashlight if that helps. Weirdly enough, I also have a 9/16 example of this marble with the same muddy brown filaments/veins and green base. In the smaller one I think there are 3 or 4 sloppy vanes. (The one I posted above is 0.9")
  6. Looks like the first tray is a little bit older (like 1970s). The marbles in that group look like earlier Imperial marbles since the colors are pretty bright.
  7. So would later Germans be something like early 1900s, and earlier Germans be in the range of 1860 ish to 1900 ish?
  8. Yeah, they're all about 0.8 to 0.9 of an inch.
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