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Made in Germany around the late 1800s, here's a rare sulphide from the collection of Damian and Harlan Walters.

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Hand painted China Marble owned by Paul Germann.

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This three inch contemporary glass marble, titled "Mars," by Geoffrey Beetem, was for sale at the Amana, Iowa marble show.

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funny celebrity jokes, laugh jokes, celebrity pictures, celebrity quotes, celebrity stories, celebrity stories.

Posted marbleforum  on Fun  0   66 days ago marbleforum.blogspot.com   Add to Topic

Simple white latticino core in clear glass measuring 1 & 1/2". Artist unknown.

Posted marbleforum  on Fun  0   72 days ago marbleforum.blogspot.com   Add to Topic

This Davis Unicorn sulphide measures 1 1/4".

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Below are the top 25 highest scoring entries submitted in may 2008 on PST... taken from all photoshop contests that were active during that

Posted austin  on Fun  0   72 days ago adsoftheworld.com   Add to Topic

durex_fathersday.jpeg (JPEG Image, 428x600 pixels) - Scaled (88%)

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Made in the 1980s by the very talented Jim Cooprider, this half moonie half clearie measures 1 1/2".

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This 3/4" Akro Agate three-color corkscrew from the 1940s is called a lifesaver because of its candy colors.

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This Marble King toy truck and marbles are from the 1980s.

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Hand made painted clay marbles from the 1800s. Made in Germany and the United States.

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This bird sulphide in purple glass measures 2" and was made by the Davis Family.

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One of the earliest marbles made by Peltier Glass Co., these multicolored swirls include a green or brown transparent base with swirls of several different colors. Circa 1920s and 1930s.

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The world lost an extraordinary person when friend and collector Danton Burroughs recently and unexpectedly passed away at his home in Tarzana, California. The grandson of the man who wrote Tarzan, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Dan ...