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Assorted Cac's?


Steph

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What do you think when you see clays and Christensens together in a Favorite Marble Assortment box?

The first time I saw it, I thought there must have been backfilling. Now I've seen it at least three times.

This box was on the bay.

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These were on the bay in another favorites box.

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And this is from Norm Brown's collection auctioned at Bonham's.

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You think Gropper used the clays as filler sometimes?

maybe clay actually even qualified as a "favorite" back in the day, providing inexpensive variety to the "assortment"?

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Do you suppose CAC made clays? Or did they have some sort of affilliation with another company?

The reason I'm especially curious about what clay companies they might have had a connection with is because I still wonder about these Albright packages.

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If they had some sort of business relationship to put Albright clays in CAC/Gropper packaging, maybe the flow of marbles went both ways and that might explain the glass marbles in Albright packaging. I know there were other swirl companies in existence at the time of that ad who theoretically might have helped fill the bags. I mostly want them to be CACs and if they did have a business relationship through Gropper, maybe that increases the odds they really were CAC's. (lol)

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