Jabo Classics?

[rjx]

I often hear the term "Jabo Classics" when referring to some Jabos.  Would these be considered Jabo Classics?

[Jose]

I believe so, Call them whatever you want they are Lovely. 

[rjx]

Thanks Jose. These are from a large batch I got about 10 years ago, so I know none are newer than that. Lots of different styles. Just always been curious what the term "Jabo Classics" refers to.

[Jose]

I wish I had that batch, I'd sort the living heck out of it. I will soon be posting some of my sorted jabo collection. I will title it "My Jabo Collection".

[Al Oregon]

Majority look Jabo classic to me.

[rjx]

5 hours ago, Al Oregon said:

Majority look Jabo classic to me.

Are some of them not even Jabos?

[PROrtiz212]

That would be an interesting sorting all of those.

[Al Oregon]

The reason that I said majority is, that with a large group like that, you are bound to find some other types in there.  

[rjx]

1 hour ago, Al Oregon said:

The reason that I said majority is, that with a large group like that, you are bound to find some other types in there.  

Thanks Al. When you say "other types", do you mean other types of Jabos besides Jabo Classics, or other types of marbles that aren't Jabos?

[Al Oregon]

Others in general - not Jabos - could be an Alley or other West Virginia company swirl type or a Vitro, etc.  There is a possibility that they are all Jabos since there are so many different variations to the classics and just seeing one view (or partial) view of the marble makes it hard to tell.  For ecample, there is one to the left of center  - white with a green ribbon outlined in darker color that could be other than Jabo.  Nothing definitive.

[rjx]

 I see the marble you are talking about. I know it's not easy to identify with so many marbles and just one view. Thanks for your input.