Surprised u didn't mention the dipladenia.

Would kids actually play with these or are these made for adults only?

Those sparklers! I don’t have any marbles that fancy, I don’t think.😢

I know nothing about marble makers (I just started), but I'd bet anything they're named after antique 'flow blue' china...looks just like it!

Lovely marbles all around that place Stephen. Aren't you lucky my friend!!!

Great video Stephen and thanks for sharing great information with us amigo.

Another marble masterpiece Stephen thanks so much for making my state shine 🖤🤝☠️

I’m only 5 hours away from there. I’m buying breakfast and dinner for anyone who wants to show me a place to dig 😅

It was available to dig for a long time. All good things come to an end.

Awesome video! It both gives me great pleasure to watch and sadness that I wasn’t there !! Love it Stephen !!

Fantastico!!

I’ve seen one of these hiking , at first I thought it was a hummingbird, and was surprised it was flying towards me (because most hummingbirds are timid) but got a closer look and took off running. It’s the weirdest thing I’ve ever seen!

I was wondering why there is a place called Cairo in the USA, beautiful Marbles!! thanks Stephen for another fantastic video!!

Loved the opportunity to visit the town over 20 years ago and see marble sites with Ron Shepherd and my marble friend, Ron Shaw...both deceased now. We had a morning of fun with Ron Shepherd digging a few Cairo Agate marble examples and glass cullet. Had a few pieces of large glass cullet made into large shooter marbles and kept a purple marbles melted cluster.

I love Cairo mibs.. I've got close to 100 that I'm aware of , I've got 30 lbs or so I need to sort thru when I get time . I just keep buying but never make time to organize.... I guess I'll do that when I'm older . Thank you for sharing your knowledge it's greatly appreciated. Later man

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Oooo... can't wait to watch this a bunch of times. Cool !

Extremely cool video Stephen would love to find some of those. My favorite marbles are the ones from west virginia and Ohio. Thanks for showing

another great, informational and entertaining video........thanks, much love, many props

Another great video! You are doing a great service to the marble collecting world.

Hey boys! Thanks for an awesome show!

Digging a marble factory site would be my dream come true. Excellent presentation and thanks for the video Stephen.

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Good.

We can’t get them to our yard in western Ks

I have 8 or 9 mason jars of marbles my grandmother collected, she was born in the 1920's....they are very old and in very very good condition. Where is the best place to have them appraised. I live in the Tallahassee Florida area

I have 8 old Mason jars full of marbles my grandmother collected, she was born in the 1920's...I don't know where when or how she acquired them...wish I knew an expert to help me know exactly what I have. I feel like the potential for finding some very rare ones in this collection is very good.

Hi love cats eyes becoming very collectable but you might like to know japan produced its first cats eyes way back in 1924 under duck brand cheers john

Warning: Contact with the leaves and flowers of trumpet creeper results in skin redness and swelling among mammals. It is also slightly toxic if ingested

I found like 40 marbles buried behind my grandmother farm house I inherited they are probably marbles from 1940-1980? Wish I knew ?

Thank you for letting me share brother

To Stephon and Ron, Hello my name is Guy, I live in Los Angles California, I have been watching and listening to guys for a couple of weeks. My doctor had advised me to p/u a hobby do to some of my health issues. So two weeks ago I happened to be pulling weeds in the garden and found a yellow cat eye marble. I cleaned it up to put it with the rest of my marbles that I have had in a cigar box that my grandfather had given to me while I was a kid. ( These marbles had belonged to my Dad and my uncle's when they were growing up). I had opened that in a while so it was like opening up a treasure box. I got curious and then you guys peaked my interest. I had been watching and taking notes and all, it was just like reading a book, i could hardly wait to get your next chapter. Then I get to the part about your loss and Ron's passing. With a heavy heart, I'd like to thank you both. Prayers are with you, you're families and all of your friends. God Bless, keep up the good work guys.

That video was really cool! A classic indeed!

My grandfather Oris G. Hanlon owned Cairo Novelty Works. The flood really hurt him.

Birdyl is trying to sell their hummingbird feeders for $40… $15 on Amazon…

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These are all so beautiful! I LOVE marbles!

Oh what an adventure! This would be sooooo fun! I used to dig for bottles and when I clear an area for my gardens I always find a ton of Native American artifacts (I leave them around my garden on shelves and in a couple areas out of respect - I find literary, rock tools, arrowheads etc here in Enola Arkansas)

Hello Stephen! 🤗

I completely understand the value of oxblood marbles. However I think they are quite ugly compared to the loud lipstick colors of the other reds and whatnot. The only ones I go after are the Blue ox. I don't like red cars either. Constantly getting speeding tickets in those things LOL. Anyhow another great video. Collectors won't ever have to compete with me over those red ox bloods.🍻

This video was epic! Thank you so much! I believe I may have a ton of Kokomos 👀 I am fairly new to this but I have over I would say at least 2,000 marbles I sorted now researching to keep and some to sale ♥️ Any chance I could send you pics of the marbles I have? Not of each one lol just maybe one of each type? I would love any help identifying possible if possible 😊 Much love from Arkansas! Have a blessed evening!

Yes..in WV it is pronounced CARE-o :-)

Gah! That sweater! Lol. Let me get my sunglasses! 😂

I wish I could have met Ron. 😢

I ended up with a handful of those white wire pull types!

Is there a main size for Heaton Marbles?

Does a Peltier Pee Wee Banana have to be yellow?

I live north of Chicago. Zone 5B I think. I put leaves in a small rose cone and put it over the plant. I put a brick on it to hold it down. It worked. Thank you!

Awesome !!

Cool! Isn't it pronounced: KEYE-roh? Emphasis on the first syllable like the word EYE...with a 'k' sound for the 'c'. Not like Caro syrup. Anyway, loved this video, thank you.