The last of my handmade antique marbles here.

[The Nickel Guy]

The top one is a latticinio. Second Red White and Blue solid core. The third has 4 colors in the solid core, white red, blue and green. They have thin spiral lines on the outer parts.

The largest of these three is a bit over 3/4 inch in diameter.

 

 

[The Nickel Guy]

My last one is very small and is also a solid core. This will conclude my antique handmade collection that I have posted here and there on Marble Connection. This one was hard to photograph, have to settle on this for now.

I do have a box of damaged marbles in the basement. A handful.

I know one is a huge handmade that looks like it was used for a baseball in a sandlot for quite a few innings. I'll try to find that little box and see what is in it. I was thinking it might be restorable, slim chance. It's a shame.

[Alan]

I take it that the top limey green outer bands are actually transparent green with a yellow band backing it.

Nice symmetry on the solid core.

[I'llhavethat1]

Nice German handmades.  I agree with the symmetry.

I'm wondering if the first isn't actually transparent blue over yellow.  Making it look green from most angles.

[Chad G.]

Are you sure the green, red & blue ribbons are touching the white core on the third marble ?? It looks to me like they aren't which would make it a three stage solid core, I may be wrong, a good look see w/ a loupe will tell the tale, regardless some nice mibs 

 

[The Nickel Guy]

18 hours ago, Chad G. said:

Are you sure the green, red & blue ribbons are touching the white core on the third marble ?? It looks to me like they aren't which would make it a three stage solid core, I may be wrong, a good look see w/ a loupe will tell the tale, regardless some nice mibs 

 

I'll have to get back to you on that but I think the colored sections are floating over the white now that you make mention.