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Float Gallery
(new images added frequently)
![]() Kanji Roller | ![]() Alaska Bering Sea Find | ![]() First float ever found, Japan | ![]() Second float found (same day), Japan. |
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![]() Outside an antique store, Japan | ![]() The mother of all float piles, Japan. | ![]() My brother, circa 1968 with a classic, Cape Lookout, Oregon | ![]() Zinho (zeen-yo) with a beachcombed treasure, Bob Straub Beach, Oregon |
![]() A beachcombers dream, Japan. | ![]() Fresh off the beach, decades of growth, Oregon Coast. | ![]() Beautiful mark on a 14” float | ![]() Decorative netting, worthy of a museum piece. |
![]() Chromium colored float, used for octopus fishing, it almost glows. | ![]() Fishing port, Japan. | ![]() Amber 14" balls, most hand blown, Japan. | ![]() Fishing port, Japan. |
![]() Home decoration. | ![]() Amber float seal. | ![]() Fishing port, Japan. | ![]() 4 14" floats tied together. |
![]() Rocks used for weights, Japan. | ![]() Amber teardrop, European. | ![]() Japanese pumpkin. | ![]() More beach combing treasure, Japan. |
![]() The "Bob Marley" float, shark rollers on top of 2 12" floats. | ![]() "Fatty" pin roller. Japanese. | ![]() 12" "blue dot" float, Japanese. | ![]() Japanese Saucer (right), European Teardrop (left) |
![]() Curios from a Japanese glass blowing studio | ![]() German Dog Neck float left, 14" contemporary Hokuyo yellow float |


#3 three inch Japanese float
NW Glass Co, American
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