Charmin
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Help me identify some marbles I've found--PLEASE!
All these marbles were dug up while metal detecting.
I know next to nothing about marbles and would like to learn what each one is.
Could you Marble Experts help me out?
I had some of them posted in another part of the forum with my metal finds. They were all found at homesites that date from the late 1800's to mid 1900's. I've been told the red swirl is a "slag"(?) and the one with rings and bubbles in it might be a handmade stone marble(?).
There is also a white marble that looks handmade--its not perfectly round(kinda lumpy). I found it at a site where I think some Osage Indians lived in the late 1800's. Could this be an Indian "gamestone" instead of a marble?
Thanks for looking and any help!!
kind regards~~sandcreek4
All these marbles were dug up while metal detecting.
I know next to nothing about marbles and would like to learn what each one is.
Could you Marble Experts help me out?

I had some of them posted in another part of the forum with my metal finds. They were all found at homesites that date from the late 1800's to mid 1900's. I've been told the red swirl is a "slag"(?) and the one with rings and bubbles in it might be a handmade stone marble(?).
There is also a white marble that looks handmade--its not perfectly round(kinda lumpy). I found it at a site where I think some Osage Indians lived in the late 1800's. Could this be an Indian "gamestone" instead of a marble?
Thanks for looking and any help!!
kind regards~~sandcreek4
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