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  1. Excellent! Are you going to punch the header and put the marbles in a mesh bag? Keep it up. This is fun stuff. Enjoy your journey!! Please keep us updated.
  2. Here is a link to a post here from many years ago:
  3. Just to clarify… When these marbles were made, did Super Boy exist? Are not these “names” modern nomenclature that the original manufacturer did not use? Please advise…
  4. Shopping today and ran across this… Merry Christmas!!
  5. Happy Festivus to us all that love cylindrical aluminum!!
  6. A 2013 Xmas Set. Corkscrews with Green aventurine/Opaque White and Opaque Red/Opaque White.
  7. Fire is talking about a Field Box in the user profile: Do the Administrators know what this about?
  8. Sweet! That is a great story. Thanks for sharing the marble love.❤️
  9. Here are some of your pictures from another post: These five should have been in a Header Pack like these: If I recall correctly, you got these from me as part of a Christmas exchange many years ago.
  10. Yes, it is a Shamrock. Very early in the learning curve. The first ones had two cut-lines. The second generation had one cut-line. It looks like two cut-lines/seams from your photo. Spectrum stained glass. SP-161 Yellow, SP-209 White/Crystal an SP-125 Green. A couple other examples: Enjoy!!
  11. Final follow up: Jack Hahn called me today. He confirmed that Herman C. Leonhardt signed his marbles “HCL”. Jack also stated that Herman only made large marbles (>2” diameter). SCETV: https://www.knowitall.org/video/herman-leonhardt-glassmaker-big-picture
  12. Thank you for the heads up! Hang in there!!
  13. Fire, I think the unit price was $150. Seems to be a bit steep, but apparently there was an audience/clientele. Personally, I’d prefer the original. 😀
  14. As a follow up, Royal was referring to a particular marble that Mark Matthews made. The marble was exceptionally large (around 4” diameter) that he named the “Hugo Largo”. It was the top marble in his Population Portrait IX. Population Portrait IX Hugo Largo
  15. Your Mileage May Vary. https://www.howtogeek.com/693183/what-does-ymmv-mean-and-how-do-you-use-it/
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