Purple Swirl

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I found a few marbles recently while metal detecting. The purple swirl marble is shaped like an egg. Any idea of what type of marbles these are?

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You sure do come up with marbles often! The purple one is an Alley swirl. The other is a Master brushed patch. Late 1940s for both.
 

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Thanks Cheese!
 

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Wow amazing I'd cool finds
 

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