Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 21 hours ago
In this video we explore the marble-making history behind Mid-Atlantic Glass of West Virginia Inc.
and identify the marbles they produced.
Here we take a close look at all of the marbles Mid-Atlantic was known to make. Including their decorative glass gems / flats, decorative irridized marbles, crackled marbles and the different examples of the collectable 9-11 swirl marble run they produced for one day in September of 2001.
We also present and describe the only known Mid-Atlantic marbles packaged products related to the company. All other Mid-Atlantic marbles were either sold loose, in bulk cardboard boxes or unlabeled poly bags.
Mid-Atlantic Glass of West Virginia was founded in 1937, and was best known for hand-blown glassware and its crystal glass stemware production for decades in Ellenboro, West Virginia. The company branched into glass marbles and decorative glass gems in 1990, which were produced in mass up until it closed its doors in 2004.
Thank you Dale Simmons, David Tamulevich, Sammy Hogue, Shirley Simmons, Mike Johnson, Miranda Thompson, Linda Moore Simmons, Steve Ice, Rick See, Erik Ring, Mike Hall, Terry Hall.
🔵 In memory of Dayln M. Simmons of Pennsboro, West Virginia. Marble enthusiast and lovable soul . Sept 5 1940 - Jan 4 2023.
In this video we explore the marble-making history behind Mid-Atlantic Glass of West Virginia Inc.
and identify the marbles they produced.
Here we take a close look at all of the marbles Mid-Atlantic was known to make. Including their decorative glass gems / flats, decorative irridized marbles, crackled marbles and the different examples of the collectable 9-11 swirl marble run they produced for one day in September of 2001.
We also present and describe the only known Mid-Atlantic marbles packaged products related to the company. All other Mid-Atlantic marbles were either sold loose, in bulk cardboard boxes or unlabeled poly bags.
Mid-Atlantic Glass of West Virginia was founded in 1937, and was best known for hand-blown glassware and its crystal glass stemware production for decades in Ellenboro, West Virginia. The company branched into glass marbles and decorative glass gems in 1990, which were produced in mass up until it closed its doors in 2004.
Thank you Dale Simmons, David Tamulevich, Sammy Hogue, Shirley Simmons, Mike Johnson, Miranda Thompson, Linda Moore Simmons, Steve Ice, Rick See, Erik Ring, Mike Hall, Terry Hall.
🔵 In memory of Dayln M. Simmons of Pennsboro, West Virginia. Marble enthusiast and lovable soul . Sept 5 1940 - Jan 4 2023.
