Forums: Killer Marbles

Hi there :) just wanted to know if anyone can confirm that these are some good ones...lol..ive done my due diligence, however I am not 100%. I believe them to be the Christensen marbles. I have been wrong one other time before so just curious heheheheee going for the picture upload now. Thank you...

This is my little Lutz collection and it has got me thinking... ... how many colours of transparent Lutz are out there? Which ones am i missing? Photos would be appreciated! Thanks! Jerry

I believe it is possibly a sparkler, to me it looks like squad car lights. Regardless of what it is, I really like it. Not sure if u can see it in the photos, but the thin dark line is dark blue. Thanks for looking, Best wishes, Joe K Mr. Meteorite

Hi was wondering if anyone can help me with my marbles?

While shopping at Pilgrim Glass in 1996 I found some marbles for sale. All were 1 inch. The salesladies said they were marbles made with Pilgrim cullet. I bought a few for Weldon. Later in my trip I made a visit to Reno, Ohio where I found more of them. They were made by JABO. I have never...

We recently cleaned out an old carpet store that had been closed down for years and found these marbles. We have no idea who made them or if they are valuable, can anyone help give us information on these? Thank you in advance Roy & Vickie

On another thread Pete and I were discussing Scott Patrick and his marbles. He gets dissed by some collectors, but I've never had any problem IDing his stuff. http://www.gaiser.org/ScottPatrick1.jpg http://www.gaiser.org/ScottPatrick2.jpg http://www.gaiser.org/ScottPatrick3.jpg

What's the rarity and value of this marble?

Took this photo for another forum, but thought I post it here also. Four very early Peltier NLR Swirls. A Spiderman, a wannabe Flaming Dragon, a Rebel and a Ketchup and Mustard. All just under 7/8. Little Superboy is just under 5/8 for comparison. http://www.gaiser.org/OldPeltiers.jpg

I earlier posted a photo of the Alley on the left, never thinking I'd see a second one for a pair. Within a week or so, the one on the right became mine. And no, this is not a black and white photo. http://www.gaiser.org/FlamePair.jpg

A *very* nice dark gray Alley Flame http://www.gaiser.org/AlleyFlame011118-1.jpg http://www.gaiser.org/AlleyFlame011118-2.jpg

I'm working on a way of photo resizing, less background, more mib. So I thought I'd start with this one. Nosing around on Marble Alan's site and found that this doesn't belong on my cork pile but might be a MFC Horizontal slag. Not exactly "killer" but kind'a uncommon. Bruce

I ordered a shipwreck marble a couple weeks ago and I loved it so much that I had to order another one. The first is the solid core red, white, and blue with the yellow lines on the exterior. It has a couple flecks on mica in it. The second was the blue, teal, and peach onionskin. It has a lot...