Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 21 hours ago
Marble King historian Gerald Witcher describes and displays the very rare Marble King Swirl models that were produced in St. Marys, West Virginia. These swirl glass marbles were produced with the Alley Agate equipment that was purchased by Marble King. The new Marble King color palate makes its debut here, and these colors became very recognizable in their patch and ribbon style marbles that soon followed and continued for decades.
These marbles are extremely rare, and were likely only produced for a few months in the year 1950.
Thank you Gerald Witcher for sharing your expertise with these marbles!
Gerald Witcher is a long-time Marble King historian, and the author of the Marble King hardcover book that is due to hit the market soon. We will be working with Gerald on several other Marble King related videos upcoming on this channel.
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Marble King historian Gerald Witcher describes and displays the very rare Marble King Swirl models that were produced in St. Marys, West Virginia. These swirl glass marbles were produced with the Alley Agate equipment that was purchased by Marble King. The new Marble King color palate makes its debut here, and these colors became very recognizable in their patch and ribbon style marbles that soon followed and continued for decades.
These marbles are extremely rare, and were likely only produced for a few months in the year 1950.
Thank you Gerald Witcher for sharing your expertise with these marbles!
Gerald Witcher is a long-time Marble King historian, and the author of the Marble King hardcover book that is due to hit the market soon. We will be working with Gerald on several other Marble King related videos upcoming on this channel.
Please like and subscribe, and hit the notification be for similar upcoming videos.
