~THE ORIGINAL AND CLASSIC CAT'S EYE'S GALLERY~

The gallery is like a book on catseye marbles but better because a large percentage of the pictures are not from authors of books but you the marble collectors in the nation! A huge thank you to Al Rasmus and Don Miller who were contributors to this page in the late 1990's and early 2000's. This was the first online website page that was created and dedicated to cat's eye's. In addition, I would like to thank Gail Funk for her Cat's Eye Marble Collectors Facebook Group!

UPDATES FOR THE NEAR AND POSSIBLE FUTURE: WITH SOME PAGES HAVING LESS PICTURES THAN OTHERS, I WILL ADD NEW AND OLD PICTURES ON VARIOUS PAGES.

Feel free to join and read more information about these marbles on the #1 Facebook Group on Cat's Eye's Marbles! https://www.facebook.com/groups/880443685378420/?ref=group_browse_new

*I ADDED SEVERAL OF THE MARBLE PICTURES FROM THE ORIGINAL WEBSITE AND YOU CAN VIEW THE PDF DOCUMENT FOR THE FULL GALLERY BELOW!

Nice picture of several catseye marble bags from my personal collection. Mike mikesmarbles@gmail.com

Vitro Agate Hybrid

1950's Marble King Tipped Vane Cat's Eye Marbles

Marble King St. Marys 4 Color 1950's.

1950's Marble King Tipped Vane Cat's Eye Marbles

Marble King produced Red/black Wasp, red/blue Spiderman, yellow/black Bumblebee, yellow/blue Cub Scout, green/yellow Girl Scout, green/red Watermelon, etc...

Same colors that were used in their Rainbow patch and ribbon marbles.

New Marble King St. Marys Catseye

Marble King St. Marys 4 Color 1950's.

This is a very important picture that could save you a lot of money. The original MK St Mary's four color marble is one of the most sought after cat's eyes. In the 1990s, MK made a modern reproduction of the four color cat. There are two major differences between the old and new. One is size. The old St Mary's is bigger but when there is only a single marble in the picture, it is hard to tell. This picture illustrates the other sure fire way to tell the difference. On the older St Mary's, the red and yellow vanes are opposite. On the modern marble, the red and yellow vanes are adjacent. You will never be fooled if you remember this one fact!