Tributes To Alan, Art Et Al.

[popeyecollector]

Looks to me -- an appropriate way to mark the loss of honored members of our collecting community would for each of us to remember their positive contributions and act the same.

Big Indian - no braid

[bigtee0]

everything i've learned about marbles was learned from Alan and that first site. he told me i could copy what i wanted so i copied all of it. it upset me terrible when it got scrambled.....

Marie

[Poplarhead]

Marie:

You can go back and look at some old web sites by going to the Wayback Machine:

http://archive.org/web/web.php

And you can search, I think you could reconstruct what you wanted, may take a while but I played with and can go back to some individual pages from Alan's site if you look around. Just type in www.marblealan.com in the search. The web site was archived many times, you may have issues with some links but check out different archived areas and can usually find information.

Don

[MrsMopar]

Maybe try here:

http://www.kingofalltechnology.com/basinetmarbleinformation.htm

[m!b$]

Looks like Alan's website was wiped out in late April, or early May 2007. So this link will provide you with the last updates to the old site.

http://web.archive.o...marblealan.com/

[bigtee0]

ooh, thanks Don and everyone. i lost those sites a long time ago. just thought Alan would always be there......thanks again for the sites.

Marie

[Whadjisay]

Does anyone have any of the Running Rabbit Auction catalogs they might want to sell? I can't find any on the net anymore and I'd like to have at least one if I could find it...