Dug marbles

[metaldetecta]

Found all of these in trash dumps around Michigan while looking for bottles. If there are any rare or uncommon ones let me know. If you want a picture of any single marble I can take separate pictures. Thank you all!

 

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[cheese]

Nice finds!

Most look to be from the latter half of the last century. In the second pic, the green bubbly one on the right, is it just clear with no ribbons of color in it? The blue/yellow/black one low on the left is also interesting, but unless one of those is better than they appear at first glance, they are mostly common. The one at 2:00 in the scallop dish could be nice if the other side is busy with pattern.

 

[metaldetecta]

Nice finds!

Most look to be from the latter half of the last century. In the second pic, the green bubbly one on the right, is it just clear with no ribbons of color in it? The blue/yellow/black one low on the left is also interesting, but unless one of those is better than they appear at first glance, they are mostly common. The one at 2:00 in the scallop dish could be nice if the other side is busy with pattern.

Thank you cheese! I appreciate the help. The green bubbly one has no ribbons of color in it, the blue/yellow/black one is chipped bad on the other side, and the one at the two does have a lot going on, on the other side. I also found one that may be disformed. Thanks again!

 

[cheese]

The yellow and red one in the scallop dish without white looks like an old Akro corkscrew from the 1930s or so. The swirly one that you showed the other side of is an Alley from the 40s or so. I think the swirly shooter is an Alley too. Looks like the black one top right with red, white, and blue on it might be a Peltier. Nothing of great value but collectible none the less.

 

[metaldetecta]

The yellow and red one in the scallop dish without white looks like an old Akro corkscrew from the 1930s or so. The swirly one that you showed the other side of is an Alley from the 40s or so. I think the swirly shooter is an Alley too. Looks like the black one top right with red, white, and blue on it might be a Peltier. Nothing of great value but collectible none the less.

Thank you very much for the interesting information! I appreciate the help.