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Kathleen
CommentI'm looking for specific minerals to wire wrap for myself, for metaphysical purposes. If you think you can help I would be happy to send the list.
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Ha
CommentWe are making ceramic item for descoration in Vietnam. We have been figuriness for marble before. We are looking for an opotunities to find the buyer
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Lorraine
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Louise
CommentI am starting a children writing course and must write a non-fiction article. I would like to write it on marbles but I am having problems finding out how they are made. Would you have any information to give me or would you know of a Internet site where I could find such information. I want to write for children in the 6-12 age group and I think this topic would interest them I tried to get the 'history' information from you site but it was not available I hope you have time to reply to me. Thanks in advance
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Brad
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LEONARD
CommentDEAR FOLKS AT ROUND ROCKS; I ENJOYED YOUR WEB SITE... I HAVE A FEW QUESTIONS. WHAT IS THE RANGE OF SIZES YOU OFFER, AND HOW IS THE PRICE DIFFER? ALSO, I AM INTERESTED IN THE FIBRE EYE, BUT NOT SURE OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TIGER EYE? DO YOU HAVE SMALL (PEEWEE SIZES ON ANY)?? THANKS, LEO SAVAGE
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LEONARD
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Nola
CommentVery Pretty! I'm especially interested in "large" marbles.
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Penny
CommentHello! We will be in Colville from Oct. 18-28, visiting our son. I found your website several months ago, and would love to come and meet you while we are there. I want to place an order from several people that have seen the site, and wonder if I can buy directly when I am there? Also, I have some odd shaped pieces of rock that have been picked up in the desert here. Would you be willing to make me some marbles from those? Please send your address/phone number inthe next couple days, and I will call you when I arrive. Enjoy your day- Penny
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Shirley
CommentI am a new marble collector and happened onto your sight. I am originally from Wyoming and LOVE ROCKS. I may be interested in ordering eventually. Thanks.
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sidney
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Shirley
CommentAnn, I do not know of any plans to make a book as you suggested for those not attending. You could order the picture and perhaps that would let you know who was in attendance. I have lived in Carlsbad since graduation. I married Loyd Jackson and we had Jackson Const & Plbg. business for 49 years before our retirement in 1995. We have 5 children, 13 grand, 2 gr grand. We are just spending our retirement vacationing and having fun with our family. We just returned from an extensive trip of over 9000 miles. I broke my knee cap on the trip so I am laid up for a while with a broken knee!! I didn't return until Aug 5 so I didn't get to make contact with you. Will try to get the committee to make some kind of report to those in attendance and those not attending. Shirley
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Tim
CommentHave loved and collected marbles all my life, now teaching my grandchildren about marbles.
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Doug
CommentI guess this would make us 2nd cousins? I like your website, really well laid out and easy to use and understand. I hope you have great success in the years to come.
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Joe
CommentLooking for information on agate marbles, prefereably in the San Diego County area. Marbles are from the 50's and 60's.
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Betty
CommentHi - it's Haley's gramma checking in - I just found your card you gave me at the swimming pool at her birthday party. Next time I'm in Colville, I want Bruce & Kari to bring me up to see your marbles - I just acquired a couple of bowls which my niece gave me - she is a glass blower and they are very pretty & I need some marbles to go in them so I'll come see if I can't find something to go in them. Betty Hubbard
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Victor
CommentI make contemporary glass marbles ranging in sizes from 1/2 to 3". Website at www.v3glassworks.com I absolutely love round objects whether it be stone, gemstone or glass. Love your site and will be ordering soon I hope. Thanks for your site, Victor Gaenzel III V3 Glassworks
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Suzanne
CommentAnn, Are you the one that responded to my inquiry about making marlbe cubes for my miniatures? I accidentally delted your email and I think it was to round Rocks that I originally contacted. Let me know if you are the right one. Sincerely, Suzanne Crowley
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Jess & Barbara
CommentIt was great seeing both of you at the 50's class reunion in Colville. Hopefully, others will run across your website, as we did. We also have an interest in Rocks and polished gem stones. A relative has made several pieces of jewelry, clocks, etc. for our family. I will be sending pictures of the reunion when we get back from Gordon and Mary Hamilton's niece's wedding in Portland this weekend.
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Rachel
CommentDo you have bigger marble rocks? If so, please send me some information about them! Thank you, Rachel.
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John
CommentThis is a fantastic site. It looks as if a lot of time and energy was spent by you both to create the Round Rock site. I look forward to viewing all the different areas of it soon. Thanks, J.R.
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Suzanne
CommentI make miniature sculptures for dollhouses and a few pieces need a marble base.I am wondering if you might know of someone in your marble community if could cut 1/2 cubes in marble or is this an impossiblity? I would appreciate your comments. Thanks
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Tamara
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Scott
CommentI liked your aggies and wanted to copy them so i could order some later in this year. I wasn`t trying to copy for any outher reason Thank You Scott P.S. Just a Marble Nut!
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Galen
CommentBeautiful marbles. Elegant site too. I was hoping you might sell tools and materials, or list some sources. For years I have wanted to make marbles like you do. Now that I have some time I'm looking for instructions and equipment.
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Laurie
CommentI checked out your "Marble Display", and I am so impressed with it. What intricate work. You're so talented.
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Ray
CommentI am a hobbyist marble maker & collector of fine gem marbles (esp. rare agates. I learned to make them from Red Wilson at the Lincoln & Omaha Nebraska rock shows as a kid.
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Laurie
Comment'They' say you learn something new every day, and it is so true. I've learned about the round rocks. You do beautiful work. How interesting. I learned about this site from your niece, Kathy.
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Kathleen
CommentHellow Uncle Keith I'm your niece.Moms name is Karen Porn.Thats real neat you got a website that show your rocks and what you do.Keep up the good work.Hope to hear from you.Take cae Kathy
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Thomas
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Archie
CommentVery nice webpage setup. Looks as if Keith is using some of Red's old equipment!! I'll be in touch.Might even buy a marble or two.
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Barry
CommentOwner of Little Bears rock shop
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Barry
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Deloris
CommentVery interesting website and a unique facet of lapidary. Hope to run into you sometime at a show. BTW, our local Marysville Rock & Gem Club will be hosting the 2000 NFMS show at the fairgrounds at Monroe, WA June 23-25, 2000. Hope you can attend.
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Russ and DEE cable
CommentWE are old freinds of Red and Ann of many years....WE were so happy to finally have an address to contact him...
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Dick
CommentLove your page on displays, lot of work and fine ideas.
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RANDALL
CommentI AM THE SON OF LESLIE COLE. I HAVE GROWN UP HEARING ABOUT YOU AS HIS FRIENDS IN COLVILLE WASHINGTON. I AM VERY IMPRESSED BY YOUR INTERESTING HOBBY.
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Lon
CommentLooking for quantities of marbles to purchase. Do you sell wholesale? Your help would be appreciated. Thank you!
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Robin
CommentEnjoyed your site......looking forward to adding your works to my collection.
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Joe
CommentYou sure do a great job on your marbles.I sell marble maker/refinishing machines and can appreciate the quality you have. Also talked to you about anti freeze in saws
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Don
CommentLove your new site. I would really like to develope a piece of your jewelry to use some of your marbles!
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neal
Commentdo you do any custom work? I have some excellent picture jasper and petrified woodwhich I would like to have done into "marbles". If you do this, how large of a marble can you make. thanks neal
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Bob
CommentGreat Website!!!
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Bruce
CommentI am interested in learning to make marbles as a demostration at out marble shop. I will call Thanks bruce
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Mary Ann & Charlie
CommentHi, Just looked over your new display and it is great! Who sets up the display, do you do that, Noonie? I gave your WebSite address to the Rock Club out here last week. Hope some of them will look for you. Will write you later. MAM
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Mary Ann & Charlie
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Dave
CommentVery interesting, as I wasn't aware that marbles were as collectable. We own a rock shop and deal in all sorts of rough material. We are Intercontinental Minerals Inc.
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Emma
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Emma
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Jim
CommentGreat looking marbles. I'll check back. Like your site.
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STEPHEN
CommentI sure wish you had a catalog?
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nancy
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Mike
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Charles
CommentI am the Region Geologist for WA Dept. of Natl. Resources at Colville. Bob Ravet told me about your round rocks. Give me a call sometime I would like to see your process and perhaps suggest some new materials you might want to work with from NE Washington. - Chuck (leave msg. at 684-7474, I'm usually only in the office at Colville one day per week)
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Roy
CommentWe met and visited with Mr. Wilson several years ago at his shop in Clovis. We are glad to find this info and know that the tradition of making the spheres continues. We will review the catalog and place an order later. I am glad to see the blue gold stone, over the years I have traded around until I do not have one in my collection. Best Regards from a VERY HOTT Texas Roy and Jannette Noack
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Charlene
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E.LEAZAR
CommentNEED BASES TO MATCH THE MARBLES.
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Bonnie
CommentMy son plays marbles competitively and we are always looking for good agates. Aggies are used as shooters in marbles and are shot at "commies" which are blue glass. Shooters must be less than 3/4" diameter. What size are your aggies? We did find some nice heavy German agates about two years ago, but since then have only found a source in Oregon.
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david
Commentplease send catalog shaolin master bill leonard told me to contact you . will need 25 lbs.
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Patricia
CommentI enjoyed reading the history on your site.
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Craig
CommentI have enjoyed my visit to your site. Thanks for the tour through your excellent products - the presentation works well. If ever I can be of help in locating Australian rough for you, please visit our site www.australianjade.com.au Good luck in the stone business !
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Cathie
CommentWe read the article in the Colville paper and would really like to come to see your collection in person. My eight year old son would really enjoy this. Please let me know if this would be possible. My email address is above. Thank you, Cathie Wittler
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Hale
CommentEnjoyed looking at your site and reading your history!
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George
CommentFinally found a site that I have been looking for.....Thank you George
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clifford
Commenti have a round rock that came in the gravel that i ordered. it is speckeled, white and gray. this is the olympic pennisela. i am told that there is no volcanic mountians here. i would love to identify the rock, can you help me?
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Sharon
CommentI'm interested in learning about the use of stones/gems as symbols or metaphors. Specifically the use of agates.
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William and Lois
CommentLois and I were just getting into the Gem Club, when Red came to our Show in Corpus Christi, TX. Gulf Coast Gem and Mineral Society. Roy & Alda Klett, Don & Mary Capps and a bunch of us are still around. Tell Red HELLO, from Corpus Christi, TX.
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Patsy
CommentNoonie - Great web page. Patsy
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Dee
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amy
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Donna
CommentBeautiful Site!!
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sandy
CommentVery nice....I am ignorant about rocks and marbles - thanks for introducing me to another part of the world........I am a beader and got your info from the silversmithing site with Don Norris. One question please - do marbles have holes in them for beading? Two questions please - what do you do with marbles? Just collect them or?????????? I am sure there are alot of jokes about losing your marbles so I won't go into that...............sandy
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jeanne
CommentEnjoyed taking care of Jesse today at HFH surgery center. Glad you gave me your web site address!
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Angela
CommentA very interesting craft. The marbles must be lovely to hold. Great website. Please visit mine if you like jewelry. http://www.wolfweb.com.au/angela
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Lamar
CommentVery nice web site. Hope to see you sometime.
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mark
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Chris .
CommentTrying to source 9/16" white opaque marbles. 902 275-5732 or 902 275-2388
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Don
CommentVery interesting web site! I knew people made and collected marbles, but never guessed that it was to this extent. I book marked your site!
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sidney
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Mary
CommentStill cannot make contact with via e-mail, as of Sunday, Feb. 7. Please contact me when your problem is resolved.
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Mary
CommentHi Noonie, I'm going to try eveything I find to get a message to you...have you
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mike
CommentGreat Website of marbles. I really have enjoyed looking at marbles made from stones of various kinds. They are truly unique for the hobby of marble collecting. This is a wonderful website!
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Robin
CommentHI folks - your marbles are just lovely. They remind me so much of a large, lovely treasured marble that my Mom once had, a gift from her big brother when she was a child. Keep up the great work with your site!
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Kathy
CommentVery interesting minerals and stones. Would like to know more.
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Donna
CommentHey, finally got here. Aren't ya proud?
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JIM
CommentGREAT WEB PAGE.
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Tamara
CommentNice web site, But where's the history? Love Tammy.
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Charles
CommentYour web site is very impressive! It should serve you well once you have everything in place.
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Bert
CommentInteresting business...tell Ann I visited your site
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Danny and Barbara
CommentCongrats to Ann on her retirement. Marie Lotze{Danny's sister} sent us the Colville newspaper. We hope to see you again one of these days. We met your daughter in Ely awhile back. She is very nice! We were in Colville having a garage sale this summer at Marie's but you weren't home. Who did your home page! We need one! Are you going to the marble show in Seattle this next year? We went this year. We missed you guys. By, the Turner's
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Larry
CommentHI Sorry I have taken so long Ann...its great, I like it ...hope this short note finds you well and Happy Hoildays to you and your Hubby....Larry
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Bernard
CommentRound rock has very nice hand made marbles.I have purchase some glass marbles and will buy more.
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Rita
CommentLook very nice- I couldn't get the history part to work at all though. Talk to you soon. Lots of Love, rita
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Bob
CommentWhat a wonderful website. Whoever did it should get a great big bonus!!!
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Bob
CommentNice Website!!!
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Ann
CommentWe are working on the website, and if you are reading this, it means something is going right. We look forward to hearing from you, so please sign in.
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