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She's got several pinpricks and a flea or two but she's still a big beautiful girl!

Pretty nice Limeade oxblood and eggyolk oxblood with green. Two Pretty penny marbles I must say... They don't grow on trees...

My uncle's birthday 🎂 present. Instantly some of his favorites...

All pretty beautiful. Love Chad's green 2nd from the left, very DEEP green. Is that a Sparkler in the middle? Tommy has an alien face with green eyes on his with more tracks than I can count. Outstanding!

The initial test are promising.

Another one of my favorite marbles!

Something for Fire...

Oxblood, Brick? Last picture, a smile face.😃

Highly transparent. Part of the seam is so heavy, it's protruding out from the surface of the marble.

Is that your little marble display holder, Fire?

Your Germans are worth bucks but they are also not one of my strongholds.

I'm not sure, Benningtons are just about my least knowledgeable marble.

I don't know much about Bennington marbles except this, "Bennington marbles were not made by a single company but were a type of antique, non-glass clay marble produced in large quantities in both Germany and the United States, primarily during the mid-1800s. They are known for the unique "eye" or bullseye patterns that formed when marbles touched during the firing process in the kiln." "oxblood" describes an opaque, deep rust-red color, often with black filaments, that resembles dried blood. This color is distinct from other reds because it is always opaque, meaning it is solid and doesn't allow light to pass through, unlike transparent or translucent reds. It can appear on various base colors and patterns, such as in an oxblood corkscrew or swirl, but the key characteristic is its unique opaque, dark-red appearance with black filaments" You may have an oxblood snake. Akroorka may be able to confirm it. He should be around tomorrow. He probably knows a lot more about Benningtons as well. Hope this helps...

It certainly looks like it could be some type of oxblood in a clear base. Is there a bunch of glass bubbles in it?

Well, if that last marble is an oxblood snake, it could be worth 100-200 depending on any damage. We'll need more pictures of it. Here's one that's 200. I believe it's in good shape.

Nice aqua blue slags, green/white German and a possible oxblood snake for your last picture.

Now I think I'm getting a headache. Also, Alyssa Michalsky from MIC's Mibs thinks that the one I'm getting is a Peltier Bloody Mary and it has Peltier and CAC characteristics. Now I have a nosebleed...

What's that marble? It looks a little bit like this marble?

It's a looker whatever it is. The asking price is north of 500. He says it's from the 1920s.

This is my fourth. Hopefully my last when filled. It holds my under 11/16" marbles. Handmade by the seller.

Chad, is it possible to put an educated guess age on this? It's about .69