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I could not say no.

That is a Galaxy and may be the older type that one of our members used to swear had pictures of small animals in it. Too funny!

Sorry to disagree but it is not old IMO

there is a big box of give away marbles here, but believe it or not, they do not look quite as nice as the ones in the pictures(LOL)

send them that pic and ask, I bet you get some free stuff

Steph can fill you in.

They are just marbles, all welcome to travel, and only 2 or 3 have that "I really don't want to sell it price" Heck I also bought 3 killer little German striped opaque peewees and only one made it home. And It cost a Guinea to get that yellow and purple snakey submarine thingy. And I got another marble with the cash that came with it. It was a nice guinea. It seems my collection is constantly in a state of rotation. I can't imagine what kind of an Alley collection I would have if I had not sold so many to those boys back east.

This is getting too weird, what happened to Rays post, Things were just getting good??

Might be an incidental "tail". The base glass looks a bit funky to be a slag

Jabo sounds good to me.

Good eye Winnie, yes, Blue Lace

Very cool spider!!

Thanks, That first one is killer, it is actually translucent

The harder I look the more I am leaning Alley

oops! other thread.

Different construction and material than a scenic china marble

The show in Seattle on Saturday was fantastic!! Sorry for the funky cell phone pics, camera had a dead battery

It does look Jabo but I sure see some vintage possibilities. The jerkiness of the color streams do make it appear more modern.

Neat porcelain cane head, Not really a scenic china. That is a marble term.

Hey knucklehead, whats happening? Find me any good CACs??

for sure!

Bob, my middle name happens to be Webb. Goes back in the family some how some where. I will see if I can find out.

Akro all the way IMO.

Winnies pic is of the modern Asian 8 finger types that pop up on ebay as vintage all the time. Walmart marbles. At this point in time I also think Anns are as well.

long swirly twisty ribbons will usually garner the miller name. Often hard to distinguish seams on them. Not sure the Pelt Heads would consider any of those "Millers"