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Makes sense.

The fight against Japanese marbles starting 1940 or earlier. Now thats some interesting info. We might need to adjust our thinking how old Japanes cateyes are, I wish I would have seen (or maybe remember) the date Sellers took his trip to Japan to check out their manufacturing processes. I always imagined it was post war but this article is during Japans war against China and just before WWII.

Correct I should have been clearer. I was talking only of the ones with melted pontil!

Remelt made with Tributes?

Some nice marbles but how on earth can lot 60 (Rebel)be graded at 9.9 Bumpy surface, heavy cold rolls, several pops, chipped glass at the end of the twist ect.

Looks like a hit mark on my screen

Brian put melted pontils on the marbles so they can be identified as his marbles. Done in the Leighton method

The amount of gas one produces proportionately increases with age.

Eminem is a Genius. A very angry man but a genius

I do not see the necessary stacking of color on the red bands to call it flaming?

Any one with a half way decent printer and minimal computer knowledge can make the Headers. It is actually very easy,

Sure looks like a Pelt Rainbo from here

I am more convinced it is a Vacor every time I look at it?

Awsometacular!!!

yepers!

I took my last breath twice. anaphylactic shock and head trauma Seen the bright light twice. Remember the first last breath(it sucked) Guess I have been reborn twice(LOL). But I will never attempt to pull the coil wire off a running V8 again

why are you selling it

try to pick up a scorpion. Yes it does hurt, kind of like a concentrated torch, but it goes away

Maybe Vitro but far from Whities IMO

Wet Pants Band, interesting

there are probably records and drawings, Have you contacted the ol gang at the Weyhing Bros. business

I really like the Leighton types that show the metallic like residue from the metal pontil smoothing tool. They were made over here

Those sure are fantastical !!!

Bet that didn't take Pete too long to write(LOL)

Vacor construction and coloring for the same type marble can vary greatly from year to year.