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Posted 10 years ago
roaddog
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Here are some pics of a few of my marbles. I've been collecting for years. Mostly collect Slags. Thing about Slags is no two are alike. The ones you see with 9's are handgathered marbles and are true Transitional Types.
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Please explain what "with 9's" means? I'm not a collector.
Some real beauties! Thanks for sharing!
http://cowtowncollectibles.com/Transistional%20Marbles.htm
Thanks pops. At least now I know.
No problem bb!
Like I meant to say, "It's not my bag" (pun intended).
Art in a little ball!
Thanks for looking everyone.
Love them!...:-)
Thanks, I realized there was an imposter in there. In the first pic top right is a M.F. Christensen Brick. M. F. Christensen went out of business in 1917.
I had no idea that marble collecting was so intense. Been told for yrs. that I had lost my marbles & now wonder if the one's I lost were collectable?
Yeah, learning marbles in one of the tougher collectibles to take on. I use to collect German Handmades and Akro Agate. Now I only collect Slag types.