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Category Archives: Marbles
Sulphide Marbles or Figural Marbles
[from Marbles Galore] Sulphides, or figure marbles, are large translucent marbles manufactured in Germany from the mid-19th century up until the 1930s. Usually 1 1/2″ or more in size, they always feature a figure encased in the center, which early … Continue reading
Posted in Marbles
Tagged Figural Marbles, Germany, Glass Works, Jeff Wichmann, Marbles Galore, Morphy Auctions, porcelain, Richard Siri, Sulphide Marbles, transluscent
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Nice Article on Jeff Wichmann at Mad Marbles
Jeff is my man. I look up to him as the ‘big guy’ in the bottle world. He took me in first and led me in the right direction on many fronts. Visit American Bottle Auctions. Hope to see you … Continue reading
A Brief History of the Birth of the Modern American Toy Industry in Akron, Ohio
Akronite Samuel C. Dyke ignited the modern toy industry when he automated his factory in 1884. Toy marbles have been around for thousands of years; however, until recently, they were very expensive to produce because they were created by hand: … Continue reading
Robert Frank Visit – An Eye Opening Experience
Back in October 2010, Pam and Randy Selenak (pictured at ends of table) from Orange County, California called Bob Ferraro and I asking if we would like to make a special trip and visit to see Robert Frank in Lompoc, … Continue reading
Posted in Bitters Bottles, Collectors & Collections, Color Runs, Figural Bottles, Flasks, Insulators, Marbles, Mineral Water, Target Balls, Whiskey Bottles
Tagged Bob Ferraro, california, Cassins, Dr. Wonsers, Genuine Grange, JH Cutters, Lompoc, Pam Selenak, Randy Selenak, Robert Frank, Target Balls
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