The key is a common old cabinet key. His 'favorite' marble is a handmade German 'solid core' -circa 1890-1900s - not hard to find but cool! The larger dinged up marble that's Blue w/ Yellow ribbons is a Peltier NLR Cub Scout circa mid 1930s. The Bennington types were made in Germany up until aprox. the 1920's and are extremely common in plain blue or brown. Multi colored examples are slightly harder to find. The cobalt blue with fine white swirls is an Akro Agate slag - circa mid 1920s. Old but not rare. I could name and value them all.....I am a marble geek. Thanks for sharing dude.
I have a lot of old vintage marbles that I could really use help w/ identifying! I found an old Parkay butter 5lb container in the basement that was my grandfather's with about 600 marbles in it. There are some pretty cool ones, and I've been reading a ton. But, I just keep reading & still feel like there's so much I don't know!
Thanks for the video. I have some really old marbles. Found them in a old brass box. And then a old big box full. Look like old clay marbles. Idk. Still learning. Wish it were easier. Lol.
Theres something special about marbels. Ive always thought they were so beautiful. As a kid they just excited me especially the jumbo shooters. Kids at my school had some really nice ones like bumble bee and big steelies.
My daughter loves marbles. She started collecting in high school. She has mostly new ones from Moon Marbles in Kansas ( not cheap) believe me we have purchased them there. Her old ones are from a guy in college that had a crush on her. He gave her a jar of his old marble collection. She took art in college and every painting has marbles in them. They told her she has the only person one of two people that had her own style developed already. I think it was the marbles. now she has them under lights and has a gorgeous collection. I don't know anyone that loves them the way she does. I also think she has older ones that were her brothers when they were kids.
I've been collecting since I was a little girl when my dad would bring them to me. He found a lot of them by a very old school house. Thanks for sharing. Though I must point out that the way you store them isn't good. The weight of the marbles can cause damage to the ones lower down. Just a heads up in case you are unaware. I value my collection as more sentimental than anything. I have so many. I love finding new ones and can sit for hours staring into the depths of them, at all the different patterns and shapes.
It's a very fun and interesting hobby to get into, I've been collecting them from the 90s and have a pretty extensive collection myself. I have just about everything he showing in this video and in multiples. I just don't mess with a cat eyes.
Well, you just blew my mind cuz I’ve been collecting them one at a time during digs & hunts, and I had no idea they’re worth anything . Thanks for sharing !
I just found my dad's old marbles that he collected when he was a kid. 70+ years old and I have no clue about what I truly have . They look a lot like the ones you are showing
Thanks for sharing. I've been collecting them for over 40 years. I kept seeing everyone else sharing all these awesome marbles. You guys posting up your great collections has inspired me to share mine also. Super awesome that you guys started documenting this toy history. I have jumped on the bandwagon and also started sharing my collections on a regular basis. Thanks for the inspiration.🍻
Thank you for sharing your marble collection. Very interesting. I have a few, not as many as yourself, but still very satisfying. I have a few Roman marbles and playing stones out of marble. Most are just river stones sanded down. Flat on the bottom and rounded on top. The marbles I have from my childhood take me many years back. They make me feel like I am still in the 60's and not a minute has passed. Peace
Thank you for sharing your video. I recently acquired a bag of 23 marbles from an estate sale. One of the marbles I thought was a nut because of its brown color and lite weight. Watching your video and seeing that Bennington with the white spot on the bottom made me recheck what I thought was a nut. Sure enough it is a Bennington. Too cool. Many thanks, friend.
I recently acquired a very old collection of marbles from my wife's father. I have ceramics , benningtons, stone, cobalt blues, browns, etc. complete sets including the mini's, mibs, and shooters. Practically every color. I need to know the value of these. I know I have a mega collection here and know very little about it.
I can’t believe I haven’t thought of this many years ago… But somewhere in the attic at my parents house, I have three large coffee cans FILLED with marbles! Some of them I had bought when I was a kid. But a lot of them we’re my fathers that he had gotten in the 1920s. A lot of them are pretty OLD I would really like to know if some of them are worth anything. I should go to my parents house and try to dig them up! 🤔
Fun to see how passionate you are about your collection! I have some that are old -glass, not clay, and look like those on ebay that sold for hundreds. So, I'm learning how best to sell them. thanks for the vid
CAT EYES.. BUBBLE BEE ..YELLOW JACKETS ?BOLDERS, STEELLYS AND. MINIS?..THE OTHER SOLID COLOR WITH SPECKS. AND ICE CREAM MIX COLOR.. I CANT REMEMBER?...SO SICK THO!!
I have a 1905 orient sewing machine and have the same key for the gears. It came with several different keys but the smallest was this one and it's for the tiny gears
I really need to find me someone that can help me identify some of my marbles. I got a bunch at 2 different estate sales and some even glow when you shine a black light on them (uranium?). I hear the marble business can be really good if you know what you're doing, so I have a lot to learn LOL I really wish I would have brought back all of my marbles from Germany when I was a kid....they are worth quite a lot now! :( Anyways, thanks for sharing, I have many similar ones.
Nice marbles but I never put marbles in vintage jars any more because I broke 3 so far. I keep marbles in metal containers, thick glass milk bottles and plastic containers.
Marbles is a growing hobby oddly enough here in the last 10 years so many new people have started collecting, a quick search of ebay will show over 26,000 sold listings of marbles in the last few months. There are tons of old marbles that are worth next to nothing but there are some that top $1,000 a piece all depends on the maker and design. I'm in my late 30's and started collecting about 5 years ago.
I just found a very old looking marble which I found while diving for shells in the shoreline. It’s about a 1” marble and looks like it’s made of stone. It’s very dark blue/black with hints of white
The most I picked up in one day was almost 1200, some bennington's were homemade to tell a real they'll have eyes all over them from where they were touching other ones during the firing process. Clay marbles Sears sold a little kit to make your own play marbles you had to know what to look for when determining how old they are I have some the size of my fist
Nice collection !!! The big multi-color shooters you were showing are from Peltier Marble Company most of the three color marbles you said were milk glass are from vitro marble company their called ALL REDS .... With Bennington marbles the rarest color is PINK... in order of collectibility it goes from brown, blue, green, multi-color blends, speckled and PINK ... the ones with a triangle dot pattern are the rarest generally found in larger examples this occurred during the glazing step when each marble was set on an individual stand to cure The American Marble and Toy Company actually made of glazed examples in sets with a cobalt blue # embossed on them 1- 12 as I recall .... KEEP ON COLLECTING THOSE MARBLES 💯👍 I have for 40+ years and have 10,000+ to include boxed sets, penny machines, all kinds of early marble toys and games too..... happy Collecting “I work for MARBLES” lol 🇺🇸
I have a large jar of old marbles some of them Florence under UV light. I have one lattus marble and a few of those red clear ones that if you shine UV light on them yellow orange stripes will show up.
I've always loved marbles and some of my first ones that I got as a kid came from an old club lounge my mum bought when I was about ten. I still have them and have added to them for most of my life. The newest ones are the ones I bought myself around 1970 but no idea how old the oldest ones are. Is there a way you can find out? You have a wonderful collection BTW and I love the bottle too. I also have a small collection of bottles. My favourite is a soda bottle with a marble inside it. Thanks for sharing.I enjoyed your video.
I have a small key as you have with your marbles. I have a very old desk & it is the same key that goes to my desk. I had to have two keys made for my desk. If u find an old desk u might find that your key fits the drawers. Love your marble collection.
Your favourite Marble at 10:04 mins.....is your best and most Awesome marble!.....Its a Divided core swirl marble.....I hope you still have it??....keep it because its very rare!...Great video thanks 😊 👍
I love marbles. I need to collect more. I actually bought a handful once when I went to Branson, Missouri a few years back from some store. Not sure on the age of the actual marbles though. Probably more modern. I think they're all glass.
Cool marbles. I also go treasure hunting, its a fantastic hobby. I have noticed that there are a lot of ebay sellers passing off modern marbles as vintage, Victorian marbles, there are some marbles that can look like there old as well. Cool video.
I love marbles, I don't have any old ones. :( My oldest is I think 70's I'd LOVE a clay marble and a few older glass marbles!! You have some amazing examples, wow man really cool !!
Metal detecting, antique bottles & marbles... I too do all three. You’re my kinda person! I have an 1880 Victorian farmhouse that I’ve found several marbles at. Among them I found a small tan clay marble & a large blue & green quartz shooter marble that are obviously very old. Any way to tell exactly how old or am I stuck with the entire 1800’s era for these?
The one that looks like a stone could possibly be a deer pearl. It's from the belly of a deer. They eat acorns and have been known to get stuck in their stomach and by natural prosses of calcium action the become solid and hunters who field dress they're kill will dump the remains and the pearls become exsposeed.
have you seen the races they do with marbles its pretty cool im 51yrs old now i use to collect marbles now im seeing the marbles race and seeing your collection makes me want to get back to collecting them again
I have tons of bennington marbles. Guess where I live? Yes! Kansas. I have an estate sale buisness and am trying to sell these. I also have every other antique marbles. Maybe 500 marbles.
I have a very large chest of marbles i have just inherited from my great grandmother passing. My wife and I dont really have a use for them and are wanting to sell them if anyone could point me in the right direction. I know someone would enjoy the collection. We know quite a few in this collection date back to 1800s. Anyone that can point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
Nice video we have an old marble plant that want our of business here in northern WV there called agro marbles the plant shut down years ago and people use to did onthe the property over 12ft. Down to find marbles and huge chunks of the pre mixed class. There's a marble club on FB and there's people.all over the U.S in it that collect the agro marble should check it out there marbles actions on there all the time but you have to be a member to buy them
Dude if you want that jar marbles will bust a jar. The swirl marble is very nice one it was actually worth $30 or better when you picked it up. Bennington's the green are the hardest to find. I have gemstones that are actually round. You need to get a marble book or two. Most companies only stayed in business for 3 months I would suggest getting a hollow tube plastic to store your marbles in that way you can see everyone you got without causing damage and you can also make a rack for the tubes to stand on
Are you interested in purchasing a collection? I found a good amount of mine from beachcombing in Alaska. The beach was a dump back in the 50s & 60s. If you are interested in checking them out let me know I'll send you pics and videos.
We wer3 just at an estate sale and my 3 year-old seen marbles and was playing with them and someone said those are clay marbles. So we bought them. I dunno how to share a pic
I have just found out my childhood collection that was given to me by my great nan. Some of them look pretty valuable going on what i have seen online. Anyone in the know fancy a look to see what I have?
The key is a common old cabinet key. His 'favorite' marble is a handmade German 'solid core' -circa 1890-1900s - not hard to find but cool! The larger dinged up marble that's Blue w/ Yellow ribbons is a Peltier NLR Cub Scout circa mid 1930s. The Bennington types were made in Germany up until aprox. the 1920's and are extremely common in plain blue or brown. Multi colored examples are slightly harder to find. The cobalt blue with fine white swirls is an Akro Agate slag - circa mid 1920s. Old but not rare. I could name and value them all.....I am a marble geek. Thanks for sharing dude.
I have some marbles I need help with if u wouldnt mind emailing me. Codyccreager@gmail.com
I have a lot of old vintage marbles that I could really use help w/ identifying! I found an old Parkay butter 5lb container in the basement that was my grandfather's with about 600 marbles in it. There are some pretty cool ones, and I've been reading a ton. But, I just keep reading & still feel like there's so much I don't know!
@@jenniferrich6101 email me picks. Codyccreager@gmail.com
Why are you spreading false information
Thanks for the video. I have some really old marbles. Found them in a old brass box. And then a old big box full. Look like old clay marbles. Idk. Still learning. Wish it were easier. Lol.
Theres something special about marbels. Ive always thought they were so beautiful. As a kid they just excited me especially the jumbo shooters. Kids at my school had some really nice ones like bumble bee and big steelies.
My daughter loves marbles. She started collecting in high school. She has mostly new ones from Moon Marbles in Kansas ( not cheap) believe me we have purchased them there.
Her old ones are from a guy in college that had a crush on her. He gave her a jar of his old marble collection. She took art in college and every painting has marbles in them. They told her she has the only person one of two people that had her own style developed already. I think it was the marbles. now she has them under lights and has a gorgeous collection. I don't know anyone that loves them the way she does. I also think she has older ones that were her brothers when they were kids.
I've been collecting since I was a little girl when my dad would bring them to me. He found a lot of them by a very old school house. Thanks for sharing. Though I must point out that the way you store them isn't good. The weight of the marbles can cause damage to the ones lower down. Just a heads up in case you are unaware. I value my collection as more sentimental than anything. I have so many. I love finding new ones and can sit for hours staring into the depths of them, at all the different patterns and shapes.
I played marbles as a kid. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
I can remember playing marbles with my Cousins. You have a Great collection. Playing Jacks was my thing. Thanks for the memories 👍🏻
For sure. Check out a cool game called Pitching Marbles in the Google Play and Apple App Store.
You're lucky. My brother stole my marble collection and sold it to fund his emigration. I had some really valuable ones too.
Damn
This kinda makes me want to start collecting marbles.
64bitmad same!
I have a gose tonko and a slug tonko
It's a very fun and interesting hobby to get into, I've been collecting them from the 90s and have a pretty extensive collection myself. I have just about everything he showing in this video and in multiples. I just don't mess with a cat eyes.
I agree. Check out a cool game called Pitching Marbles in the Google Play and Apple App Store.
I too have started collecting marbles even pebbles
Those are some interesting marbles.. You have a neat collection
Well, you just blew my mind cuz I’ve been collecting them one at a time during digs & hunts, and I had no idea they’re worth anything . Thanks for sharing !
As a kid i would find them in the dirt buried all the time. Wish I kept them
I just found my dad's old marbles that he collected when he was a kid. 70+ years old and I have no clue about what I truly have . They look a lot like the ones you are showing
Thanks for sharing. I've been collecting them for over 40 years. I kept seeing everyone else sharing all these awesome marbles. You guys posting up your great collections has inspired me to share mine also. Super awesome that you guys started documenting this toy history. I have jumped on the bandwagon and also started sharing my collections on a regular basis. Thanks for the inspiration.🍻
Thank you for sharing your marble collection. Very interesting. I have a few, not as many as yourself, but still very satisfying. I have a few Roman marbles and playing stones out of marble. Most are just river stones sanded down. Flat on the bottom and rounded on top. The marbles I have from my childhood take me many years back. They make me feel like I am still in the 60's and not a minute has passed. Peace
Thank you for sharing your video. I recently acquired a bag of 23 marbles from an estate sale. One of the marbles I thought was a nut because of its brown color and lite weight. Watching your video and seeing that Bennington with the white spot on the bottom made me recheck what I thought was a nut. Sure enough it is a Bennington. Too cool. Many thanks, friend.
I love marbles!!!! I had been a collector since I was a kid!!!
Thanks for that look into your marble collection.
I recently acquired a very old collection of marbles from my wife's father. I have ceramics , benningtons, stone, cobalt blues, browns, etc. complete sets including the mini's, mibs, and shooters. Practically every color. I need to know the value of these. I know I have a mega collection here and know very little about it.
Beautiful, Thank You for sharing 🥰
My collection is building. I think I'm hooked. There is so much to learn yet !!!!!!
If you love marbles you love a cool game called Pitching Marbles in the Google Play and Apple App Store.
I can’t believe I haven’t thought of this many years ago… But somewhere in the attic at my parents house, I have three large coffee cans FILLED with marbles! Some of them I had bought when I was a kid. But a lot of them we’re my fathers that he had gotten in the 1920s. A lot of them are pretty OLD I would really like to know if some of them are worth anything. I should go to my parents house and try to dig them up! 🤔
I remember finding a lot of those red white and blue ones at my grandparents house. Makes me wonder how I could find some of my own.
I had several thousand marbles, and now i cant find them.
Yeah your not alone I had so many rare
Fun to see how passionate you are about your collection! I have some that are old -glass, not clay, and look like those on ebay that sold for hundreds. So, I'm learning how best to sell them. thanks for the vid
Loved playing Marbles as a child in the 60's and 70's, the pretty ones were simply called Pretties, the large ones were called Cobs.
Love your collection, me and my son are collectors.
If those clay ones are rare I wouldn't be keeping them with the glass ones, they could crack and shatter.
CAT EYES.. BUBBLE BEE ..YELLOW JACKETS ?BOLDERS, STEELLYS AND. MINIS?..THE OTHER SOLID COLOR WITH SPECKS. AND ICE CREAM MIX COLOR.. I CANT REMEMBER?...SO SICK THO!!
I have a 1905 orient sewing machine and have the same key for the gears. It came with several different keys but the smallest was this one and it's for the tiny gears
Cool stuf & super nice bottle too👍
Your favorite marble (the swirly one) was hand made over 200 years ago. They are mostly from Lausha, Germany and highly collectable.
How do you know? I just started collecting marbles too I have a whole bunch and I'd like to date them
Cool😎 Marbles!!
I really need to find me someone that can help me identify some of my marbles. I got a bunch at 2 different estate sales and some even glow when you shine a black light on them (uranium?). I hear the marble business can be really good if you know what you're doing, so I have a lot to learn LOL I really wish I would have brought back all of my marbles from Germany when I was a kid....they are worth quite a lot now! :( Anyways, thanks for sharing, I have many similar ones.
I have one that glows I’ll check your marbles out estate
Big up. Ta for sharing
Nice marbles but I never put marbles in vintage jars any more because I broke 3 so far. I keep marbles in metal containers, thick glass milk bottles and plastic containers.
Marbles is a growing hobby oddly enough here in the last 10 years so many new people have started collecting, a quick search of ebay will show over 26,000 sold listings of marbles in the last few months. There are tons of old marbles that are worth next to nothing but there are some that top $1,000 a piece all depends on the maker and design. I'm in my late 30's and started collecting about 5 years ago.
That snake pit was really cool! Awesome marbles too!
Loved the video! We’ve found a few at job sites and digs. You have a great collection of them, sweet 😃
I just found a very old looking marble which I found while diving for shells in the shoreline. It’s about a 1” marble and looks like it’s made of stone. It’s very dark blue/black with hints of white
i just cleaned out a hoarder/collectors house and i have a extramely rare very large collection now and i love them tons of badass marbles
Thank you for this! You have no idea how much I needed this video 🤗✌️
Sweet marble collection dude! I have a key like yours.
Nice collection
The most I picked up in one day was almost 1200, some bennington's were homemade to tell a real they'll have eyes all over them from where they were touching other ones during the firing process. Clay marbles Sears sold a little kit to make your own play marbles you had to know what to look for when determining how old they are I have some the size of my fist
I have a lot of old marbles that my dad collected and I have about 12 bigger ones that you just showed us
Big clear one looks like a superball!!!!!!
Nice collection !!! The big multi-color shooters you were showing are from Peltier Marble Company most of the three color marbles you said were milk glass are from vitro marble company their called ALL REDS .... With Bennington marbles the rarest color is PINK... in order of collectibility it goes from brown, blue, green, multi-color blends, speckled and PINK ... the ones with a triangle dot pattern are the rarest generally found in larger examples this occurred during the glazing step when each marble was set on an individual stand to cure The American Marble and Toy Company actually made of glazed examples in sets with a cobalt blue # embossed on them 1- 12 as I recall .... KEEP ON COLLECTING THOSE MARBLES 💯👍 I have for 40+ years and have 10,000+ to include boxed sets, penny machines, all kinds of early marble toys and games too..... happy Collecting “I work for MARBLES” lol 🇺🇸
marblebuyer1 thanks for all the info, I'll keep my eye out for old pink marbles=)
I have a large jar of old marbles some of them Florence under UV light. I have one lattus marble and a few of those red clear ones that if you shine UV light on them yellow orange stripes will show up.
I've always loved marbles and some of my first ones that I got as a kid came from an old club lounge my mum bought when I was about ten. I still have them and have added to them for most of my life. The newest ones are the ones I bought myself around 1970 but no idea how old the oldest ones are. Is there a way you can find out? You have a wonderful collection BTW and I love the bottle too. I also have a small collection of bottles. My favourite is a soda bottle with a marble inside it. Thanks for sharing.I enjoyed your video.
Really nice collection and I love the shooters. Have a few but have not checked into them for a long while. Thanks for sharing!
The key looks like the same one I have for my antique secretary desk!
I have a small key as you have with your marbles. I have a very old desk & it is the same key that goes to my desk. I had to have two keys made for my desk. If u find an old desk u might find that your key fits the drawers. Love your marble collection.
hi velocity marble center strike to the forehead marked this man for marble collector for life.
Your favourite Marble at 10:04 mins.....is your best and most Awesome marble!.....Its a Divided core swirl marble.....I hope you still have it??....keep it because its very rare!...Great video thanks 😊 👍
That clay/stone shooter is really cool
Really starting to wish I still had mine I had as a kid, I used to race half a dozen at a time across my kitchen floor
Good thing you found them... I would hate to see you losing your marbles.
I love marbles. I need to collect more. I actually bought a handful once when I went to Branson, Missouri a few years back from some store. Not sure on the age of the actual marbles though. Probably more modern. I think they're all glass.
How cool! Thanks Paul
I found some old marbles today.
Cool marbles.
I also go treasure hunting, its a fantastic hobby. I have noticed that there are a lot of ebay sellers passing off modern marbles as vintage, Victorian marbles, there are some marbles that can look like there old as well.
Cool video.
I love marbles, I don't have any old ones. :( My oldest is I think 70's I'd LOVE a clay marble and a few older glass marbles!! You have some amazing examples, wow man really cool !!
Metal detecting, antique bottles & marbles... I too do all three. You’re my kinda person!
I have an 1880 Victorian farmhouse that I’ve found several marbles at. Among them I found a small tan clay marble & a large blue & green quartz shooter marble that are obviously very old. Any way to tell exactly how old or am I stuck with the entire 1800’s era for these?
Like how many chips and dents their are and if their clay
That green and yellow one (colourblind) milk glass looking one - I have an exact replica of it!
The one that looks like a stone could possibly be a deer pearl. It's from the belly of a deer. They eat acorns and have been known to get stuck in their stomach and by natural prosses of calcium action the become solid and hunters who field dress they're kill will dump the remains and the pearls become exsposeed.
I’m from Kansas and I also collect marbles. I have abunch if them that look just like yours! I just don’t know how to identify most of them
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No you don’t.
Just subscribe to your channel awesome video 👍 I have the elephant glass one awesome glass
"Guys, for the last few years... I have lost my marbles".... I hope you get your sanity back.
He finished the joke just fine on his own
have you seen the races they do with marbles its pretty cool im 51yrs old now i use to collect marbles now im seeing the marbles race and seeing your collection makes me want to get back to collecting them again
I have tons of bennington marbles. Guess where I live? Yes! Kansas. I have an estate sale buisness and am trying to sell these. I also have every other antique marbles. Maybe 500 marbles.
Maybe you can ship them too me
How much u want
I have a very large chest of marbles i have just inherited from my great grandmother passing. My wife and I dont really have a use for them and are wanting to sell them if anyone could point me in the right direction. I know someone would enjoy the collection. We know quite a few in this collection date back to 1800s. Anyone that can point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
I got excited when i seen this vid!!!😊😊😊
Thats the one i got excited about the boulder with thered and blue stripes
All marbles! GAME TIME ¿
I'd like to see a marble, handmade of glass, and resembling a human eye-ball.
Dude now you're in my world,I collect marbles
Greg Noah do you have an email? I have a bunch of marbles but I don't know anything about them
I used to collect back in elementary through middle school lol I never knew what happened to them, I think my mom threw them out
Nice video we have an old marble plant that want our of business here in northern WV there called agro marbles the plant shut down years ago and people use to did onthe the property over 12ft. Down to find marbles and huge chunks of the pre mixed class. There's a marble club on FB and there's people.all over the U.S in it that collect the agro marble should check it out there marbles actions on there all the time but you have to be a member to buy them
Dude if you want that jar marbles will bust a jar. The swirl marble is very nice one it was actually worth $30 or better when you picked it up. Bennington's the green are the hardest to find. I have gemstones that are actually round. You need to get a marble book or two. Most companies only stayed in business for 3 months I would suggest getting a hollow tube plastic to store your marbles in that way you can see everyone you got without causing damage and you can also make a rack for the tubes to stand on
Are you interested in purchasing a collection? I found a good amount of mine from beachcombing in Alaska. The beach was a dump back in the 50s & 60s. If you are interested in checking them out let me know I'll send you pics and videos.
this is the most balling thing I've ever seen
I found this one just now in my yard. It was about 8 inches deep in the ground. Sorry it won’t let me post the picture but it is pure emerald green.
Great collection!
I have marble that is Looks like invisible and 2 Shiny marble
Your marbles are interesting
5:35 & 7:09 The marble balls you show have many pits and breakages on surface. Is it worth much. I threw many marbles whcih were imperfection.
Cool collection! I could have sworn I was subscribed to you almost 2 years ago. Crazy TH-cam
The stone one is called a moochi ball look it up i have s jar of them that came from.utah and they are naturally formed from.sandstone anf stuff
Lucky finds man those are all nice
That's a grapett bottle from Camden AR. They came in clown 🤡,elafant, and cat. they were bottles of consetrat jusis
Nice
Cool😎
love the blue n blk ones😁
excellent i like marbles😁
I man I really want that clown jar so bad
Blue and brown are common for Benningtons
How much do you think a large 1800 glazed one i have found one it's brown and white .thanks never knew what i had found .it has the spot on it .
We wer3 just at an estate sale and my 3 year-old seen marbles and was playing with them and someone said those are clay marbles. So we bought them. I dunno how to share a pic
I have just found out my childhood collection that was given to me by my great nan.
Some of them look pretty valuable going on what i have seen online.
Anyone in the know fancy a look to see what I have?