Heaton/Jabo/Bogard

[Melissa]

I have two questions about some bags I recently got. The first is:

this bag has a Bogard label stapled over a Heaton label. Do you think this happened when Bogard took over Heaton production?

[Melissa]

Question 2:

These three marbles were found in bogard bags. Are they jabo, jabo and Heaton?  I read that it was common for jabo, Heaton and bogard to be in the same bags?

[Nantucketdink]

Yes it is documented Bogard stapling headers over old stock Heaton bags in the literature (probably PAM book).  The opaques are not JABO.  Most think they are likely Heaton (I still hold an undocumented thought that Bogard could have made a few simple opaque swirls), but Jack himself has no memory of Bogard making them.

[Nantucketdink]

I haven’t seen a tan base one before (or is it burned white???) on the green one

[Ric]

I completely agree with Josh.

[Melissa]

3 minutes ago, Nantucketdink said:

I haven’t seen a tan base one before (or is it burned white???) on the green one

It is an off white. 

[Nantucketdink]

6 minutes ago, Melissa said:

It is an off white. 

I think maybe it was either made on dirty rollers or fell on dirty floor while being made if not burned.  I just blew up your pic and noticed all the little specks.

[Melissa]

11 minutes ago, Nantucketdink said:

I think maybe it was either made on dirty rollers or fell on dirty floor while being made if not burned.  I just blew up your pic and noticed all the little specks.

It is kind of dirty which is weird because it was in a bag. 

[cheese]

I dug some of the tan base with green ones. Not many but they were there. I agree they are Heaton marbles rebadged after Bogard got the factory. Heaton cateyes look like MKs, Bogard cateyes look like masters and peltiers, for the most part anyway. I've got stacks of those same heaton headers that I took out of the factory office building before it was demolished.