Stephen, thanks for sharing this footage. I'm thinking that last clip was the Blenko Factory as they were well-known for making stained glass. Got to visit there in the mid-1980s and saw the mountains of discard glass. Was a sight to see.
I wish there was longer footage of historic marble manufacturers in WV, but they were all secretive with their processes so they hardly ever let anyone with a camera come in, which kinda sucks.
@@stephenbahrmarbles as a glassblower from Finland I would like to thank you for sharing your knowledge about marbles. I never knew there was so much to know about these little pieses of magic. I have been haunted after first time seeing the prosess of machine made marbles, and want to build my own miniature marble machine in my garage.
Stephen, thanks for sharing this footage. I'm thinking that last clip was the Blenko Factory as they were well-known for making stained glass. Got to visit there in the mid-1980s and saw the mountains of discard glass. Was a sight to see.
Thanks for posting this! I will show it to my eighth grade West Virginia history class at Williamstown Middle/High school!
I loooooove Blenko at the end! 🥰
Glass-blowing part was amazing
I wish there was longer footage of historic marble manufacturers in WV, but they were all secretive with their processes so they hardly ever let anyone with a camera come in, which kinda sucks.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful piece of history of my neighboring state. Fascinating!
Really like watching I collect lots of different stuff and a few marbles that I find out in old dumps
Nice job Stephen, thanks again for your dedication Brother !!
That video was really cool! A classic indeed!
Very happy to get permission to pull this one out of the vault!
This was very interesting cool stuff . Thanks for sharing
@@stephenbahrmarbles if you don't mind I would like to email you some marble pictures, a handful. Possibly identify them . I would pay if you like
@@stephenbahrmarbles they are early swirls dug in early 1900s dumps
@@stephenbahrmarbles could I do the same and email a couple
@@stephenbahrmarbles it says it's not a valid email address
So cool!! Love it! Thx again, Stephen!
So awesome I love glass ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching Melissa!
Thanks for this
Thank you for this. I believe that was Blenko glass or pilgrims. Anyway very neat to see.
Ok cool ✔️ thanks for watching Corene !
This was really cool
Awesome! I love Glass Arts of all kinds.
Thank you Star dust !
That was fascinating, thank you!
Thanks for watching JAK !
cool video. ive toured corning a few times. taken classes there too
That’s awesome Mike !
Another great marble vid! Appreciate this back in time, behind the scenes look at the process! Really enjoy your videos! 😁
Thanks for the video. Very interesting and informative.👍🏹
Wonderful. Thank u ❤
Thanks for watching Merci art !
Fantastic 👍😎 watched it twice !
@@stephenbahrmarbles I appreciate that , thank you ✌️😎 all is well . Have a good day
Thanks for the video.🌍🌑🌕🍭⚽🎱🔮🪐
@@stephenbahrmarbles as a glassblower from Finland I would like to thank you for sharing your knowledge about marbles. I never knew there was so much to know about these little pieses of magic. I have been haunted after first time seeing the prosess of machine made marbles, and want to build my own miniature marble machine in my garage.
Really like your videos,
Can anyone give me accurate measurements for the forming screws for a 5/8 marble machine including gap between them.would be greatly appreciated