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    The mis-identification of the new run Jabos by even a seasoned collector. The start of the great debate(LOL)
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    And so it starts.
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    The marble companies in that time period made their own glass. It is that plain and simple.
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    All of the marbles made at MFC were handgathered. Most do but many do not show a 9. Many more hand gathered marbles made at The Christensen Agate Company show no 9 at all and it seems they did not like the 9 at all on several handgathered types.
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    And vintage marbles rarely if ever exhibit that type crazing so it is much like signing them.
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    I love seeing something pretty much proving that Germany was using machines to make slags at the same time(or earlier) than we were.
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    I Have marbles. Email me at galenww-at-gmail.com
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    I really believe that blue marble is a Vacor made 10+ years ago. Use an extremely bright backlight and you may be able to tell the base is dark transparent glass.
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    Broken corkscrew is a Peltier like Steph shows and always show seams. That is a very cool example of a MK broken corkscrew IMO and I do not believe they are very common. I will look at some MKs when I get home.
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    need some clearer pics but that may be a Vacor
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    I can't wait to strike a deal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have had them shipped to me several times. Galen, "is already drooling"
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    The one I pictured is the so called Japanese transitional type. Some day we may know where they were made.
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    Will trade marbles for Morels. Just roll them loosely up in some paper towels Put them in a box and mail them this way. I have been known to give up CACs for Morels. I am serious.
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    even across the ocean it Seems like Blue and Amber were often used in the same day.
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    The burnt like areas really detract also.
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    I would be willing to bet and give odds 99% of the so called sea glass and sea glass marbles sold on ebay are products of a tumbler not the ocean.
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    Marble King was used for marbles name long before there was a Marble King Company. I think the same can be said for the name Champion. Neat pics to prove the point.
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    Those are correct and that box(LIBERTY)also came with all onyx corks(Perfections) in the inserts. 5 different colors. It also came with 4 rows of perfections and 6 rows of moss agate patches
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    john hamon miller is the first one
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    I think I just ate Nemo and a bunch of his cousins. The 15 piece sashimi special at the local sushi restaurant is spectacular!!!!!!!!!!!! Living on the West coast does have its perks! http://www.royalpolaris.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=20&Itemid=26
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    Just catching the little tuna for bait is a kick. Lets go!! And the yellow tail and yellow fin make killer sashimi.
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    Harvey St becomes Dane st. I think Akro was 1 Dane st.
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    Here ya go Alan. http://www.landofmarbles.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=vin402&Store_Code=lom&search=atomic&offset=&filter_cat=&PowerSearch_Begin_Only=&sort=&range_low=&range_high=
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    Griff will need to make some holders in the shape of soccer balls.
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