Mr. Mccullough is a master marble maker! i collect several runs of his marbles, primarily Indian Summer and Hillbilly Magic. The colors are absolutely outstanding 😍
That is so cool. Does he still make marbles? I wonder where I can purchase some. I am a marble collector. I started in Texas and have started buying some in Oklahoma. I wonder if any postcards were ever made of any of his marbles.
What great, interesting watch. I learnt a lot about marbles but learnt more about the folks that are running a small "family" business. After a few mins I was more interested in you guys. I felt right at home.
I have glass marbles that belonged to my dad and grandfather and I have been looking for mine that my dad gave me when I was a kid probably some where in the basement or attic would love to find them and pass them down to my grandchildren
At the 23:16 mark i saw the exact marble that ive been trying to figure out who made them. Just picked up a big wooden box with roughly 2,000 of them. They all look like they were never played with and trying to figure out their worth NOT TO SELL of course, they ARE beautiful to look at.
Very cool video. Nice how you explain everything the men do. Would be nice to have such a machine here in N-Europe. Pity i can not buy a few as a European..
Today kids don't play marble 😣 I make a latest version marble gun that can shoot every 5~8 second . I hope marble factory still can exist in future and people don't play any fire arms with replace it with alcohol marble gun as sports .
It turns out that the special runs weren't created to save jabo. Turns out it was the money making scheme for Dave McCullough total special runs for jabo rolled in around 45 runs Joanne only had 14 marble contracts in her files. my question is where did the revenue from the other 31 runs go and why did Joanne not have a record of it?
Dennis, That would be fine but please email me with a link to the site and I reserve the right to have you remove it. Please don't think I'm being rude but it is sometimes a strange world that we live in and I wouldn't want to contribute to making it any stranger :-) Having said that thank you very much for the nice comment about the video. It was a project that was actually more difficult than what I thought it would be and because of it I strictly stick to shooting family videos and I don't edit any of them :-) Thanks again, Joe.
@@joestreet6574 hey joe. I’m looking to buy bulk jabo marbles. I see a few people buying them in bulk and selling them. Where can I get bulk jabo marbles? Do you have a email I can contact you at to talk about it
How sad. I don't know what a modern marble factory looks like, but I don't think this is it. Apparently they only make detailed videos of the operations when they have no trade secrets and nothing to loose by exposing the whole process.
Ive made over 200 stone marbles so far. A one man operation. Great video! Thanks.
I loved this video. Thank you.
White hardworking culture needs to be preserved like this.
Mr. Mccullough is a master marble maker! i collect several runs of his marbles, primarily Indian Summer and Hillbilly Magic. The colors are absolutely outstanding 😍
That is so cool. Does he still make marbles? I wonder where I can purchase some. I am a marble collector. I started in Texas and have started buying some in Oklahoma. I wonder if any postcards were ever made of any of his marbles.
Yes he does! Look up Dave's Appalachian Swirls! 😊
I recently late last year started collecting marbles
What great, interesting watch. I learnt a lot about marbles but learnt more about the folks that are running a small "family" business. After a few mins I was more interested in you guys. I felt right at home.
I have glass marbles that belonged to my dad and grandfather and I have been looking for mine that my dad gave me when I was a kid probably some where in the basement or attic would love to find them and pass them down to my grandchildren
I think I watched this on your marble site. Im watching it again. I love Dave Jabos and Sammy Mountain Marbles. Colorful and just plain cool.
+stomp919 Cool Marble by Cool People :-) Thanks for the comment, Joe.
Thanks for posting this video. I love these marbles. I'm a potter myself and a little obsessed with getting some of those effects into my glazes.
At the 23:16 mark i saw the exact marble that ive been trying to figure out who made them. Just picked up a big wooden box with roughly 2,000 of them. They all look like they were never played with and trying to figure out their worth NOT TO SELL of course, they ARE beautiful to look at.
Very cool video. Nice how you explain everything the men do. Would be nice to have such a machine here in N-Europe. Pity i can not buy a few as a European..
Aww, just saw this for the first time - I’d love to get in on one of these as an investor, does anyone do that any more?
The glass angel from the dirty jobs episode makes a cameo in this feature.
Today kids don't play marble 😣 I make a latest version marble gun that can shoot every 5~8 second . I hope marble factory still can exist in future and people don't play any fire arms with replace it with alcohol marble gun as sports .
Are the marbles at the end Jabo Peltier Mansions?
What a great video! Really enjoyed this!
Do you know where i can get the marble rollers? :)
Sweet video. Very interesting. Looks like you guys had a great experience. 👍
definitely a great video, enjoyed watching it and would love to have one
It turns out that the special runs weren't created to save jabo. Turns out it was the money making scheme for Dave McCullough total special runs for jabo rolled in around 45 runs Joanne only had 14 marble contracts in her files. my question is where did the revenue from the other 31 runs go and why did Joanne not have a record of it?
This factory no longer exists?
I wonder how many of the folks in this video are still alive. I know Ron Shepherd just passed.
absolutely fascinating, thanks!
do you know where can i purchase the machine that was rolled under the furnace?
Best marble making video i can find, Can i post this on a marble site.
Dennis, That would be fine but please email me with a link to the site and I reserve the right to have you remove it. Please don't think I'm being rude but it is sometimes a strange world that we live in and I wouldn't want to contribute to making it any stranger :-) Having said that thank you very much for the nice comment about the video. It was a project that was actually more difficult than what I thought it would be and because of it I strictly stick to shooting family videos and I don't edit any of them :-) Thanks again, Joe.
@@joestreet6574 hey joe. I’m looking to buy bulk jabo marbles. I see a few people buying them in bulk and selling them. Where can I get bulk jabo marbles? Do you have a email I can contact you at to talk about it
Dave and Sammy are fine folks :-) Thank you for checking out the video.
Joemarblescom Dave McCullough is my grandpa.
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Obviously made in America, everyone is plump!😂🤣😅
I wonder if anyone has ever made marbles out of purely sea glass.
@🔮ILUVMARBLES🔮 recycling it I guess.. I dunno it's been two years, I don't know what I was thinking back then.
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Not much salad eaten at that place.
How sad. I don't know what a modern marble factory looks like, but I don't think this is it. Apparently they only make detailed videos of the operations when they have no trade secrets and nothing to loose by exposing the whole process.
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