YasudaCollector

Amazing find! 😎 The overall color scheme almost reminds me of Akro products. Was Master trying emulate Akro at all?

Thank you! 😄 I absolutely love these guys! (Japanese transitionals). I think its the combination of their history and eye appeal that does it for me.

😮😮😮You've seen that many Yasudas in one place?

I have to come clean with my aspirations. 🤣🤣🤣

Just thought I'd ask, but how many Japanese pinch/crease pontil transitionals would it take to break the record for the largest collection of them?

Awesome red color!

Don't know if anybody else has had this, but one time I tried this kind of spicy tripe soup called "Menudo". 🤢 (I was at a family gathering and trying to be nice).

Nice marble!

Here are some photos of the Olympic mountains in Washington state. I love going up there in the summers! Especially for hiking.

One of our world war II vets (in the truck) is celebrating his 100th birthday this year.

Here's our annual Veterans Day parade in Poulsbo. (pictures are from last year)

I'm a total history nerd, my room is practically a museum! 🤓

Here are some of my various collections:

Very nice breakfasts guys! I don't have it too often, but my favorite breakfast is scrambled eggs with smoked salmon. (I'm a bit of a glutton) 🤣

That's a really interesting marble. Nice fizzy base glass.

Have these marbles also appeared in other ex-Communist bloc countries? A lot of these marbles are probably contemporary, but could some of them have been produced in the Soviet era? (Like 1970s or 1980s). I think my marble is at least 15 or so years old. The collector I bought it from said he'd had it for over 10 years, and he said he had originally bought it from another guy who had had it for a few years.

This guy kind of looks like one. Everyone I show it too agrees that it is probably Bulgarian or newer Chinese.

This is absolutely incredible information! I am fascinated by the July 1941 date when Japan no longer shipped marbles to allied countries. I think it is amazing to have such a definitive date for the latest that these prewar marbles could be from.

Whoa! Those are some very interesting Japanese patch marbles! The colors seem very crisp.

Very Cool! 😎 Those are some nice blues/aquas! (The red and white one looks very interesting).

Those are some cool ones guys! 😎

Cool! Man, it looks like JABO was really creative with their use of color.

Here are some from my collection.

Wow! If the figure 8 marbles are pre-war, that means they are about 85-90 years old.