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17 hours ago, cheese said:

A few more to look over.

Nice Cheese!

I do not know them all--but here goes--

"Mountain Dew"--image one

A pile of "Lady Tators" image five. I just love these things--"Lady Tators".

What a name!! Nice pile!!

Tell me if I am wrong.

Marble--On!!

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On 10/27/2015 at 5:57 PM, ann said:

The center one is the only one I can think of as a calligraphy marble.

I won't say a calligraphy marble absolutely has to be opaque because I have two that have translucent bases and the white or light ribbons that are on the surface look like they could have been produced with a calligraphy pen. Very little to none of them are visible in the translucent base -- it's thick enough to cause that effect. Sort of like the one on the right, But to me the one on the right is not a calligraphy marble . . . "just" a nice very squiggly one.

The one on the left below I'd call a wirepull or wirepull's cousin (too much visible in 3D).

Jus' sayin.'

http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q711/a1mibs/Alley/Ric622_zpsfhzqeyld.jpg

There is an excellent Video on YouTube featuring Ron Shepard and Stephen Bahr about Alley Marbles; and they have a section on 'Calligraphy marble I.D. with salesman sample case and everything if that helps. I just watched it and Calligraphy marbles are very pretty!! If you have any, then you have some real prize marbles in your collection.   "Alley Marbles Identification and Nicknames w/ Ron Shepard Part 1-- 0:53 Best wishes

 

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