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Another shout out to the York Nebraska marble museum and cateye1212 on ebay! Scored these two awesome deep amber pinch pontil Yasudas. One of them even has some nice teal inclusions!

Kim here. Favorites are JABO/DAS and more recently NLG. Have only been collecting about two years. I go to a lot of estate sales so have quite a bit of "everything"... or they might be nothing. Time & ID videos will tell🤭. This group has been super helpful... so glad I found you.

It's Akro Friday ❤️

Those Snakes are awesome! And just in case it has not been said enough, Akros are super cool!

A bit of swirl and Master love

You're Welcome

Ravenswood

Ravenswood or Alley, leaning Alley IMO, West Virginia Marble either way

12 on the board. Same Cane Plus 4 other bangers.

Love the colors

Woo hoo!! It's an Akro party ❤️ I especially like that bigger size Black and White in the upper right.

Approx 13/16" enjoying the sunshine

9/16" to 1-7/16" . I really would like to get my hands on a nicer horizontal Navarre. There was a member years back that had a nice handful, not sure if he's still around

My version (😥) also 1-1/4”

St. Marrys location i believe

This is how I currently see it, though others may certainly have differing opinions. From my understanding, the ‘Navarre’ style of marble was discovered at multiple Leighton factory sites during excavations, which suggests it was likely produced at more than one location as well.

I'm still looking for some of those hybrids. If anyone has any, let me know. And thanks again for the video Stephen!

And finally the wonky one.

Here is the white on blue and the white on green pair.

I found some interesting ones here in the SF Bay area, including a couple of color schemes not mentioned in the video. The first one appears to be orange glass with jelly red strips encased in clear. The last pic is taken under water to show the clear encasing. The second one is Orange on an opaque black. No transparency at all. The third one is white on the transparent blue, but the white is clearly encased in the transparent, not on the surface. The forth one is a pair of the white on transparent green that you mentioned. The fifth one is a really wonky brown on opaque white. It was with a group of normal looking bombers, but it slipped through QC somehow! Have you seen any like these before @stephenb?

Looks like an Akro Sparkler.

Ok, anyway it's very cute

Fourth photo and last two look like Akro The first one seems jabo

Brown, not ox

Being made of mineral stone, it is considered more of a decorative sphere rather than a real marble.

Could be a Vitro Lilac: https://allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?p=404459&hilit=Vitro+lilac#p404459

Welcome, this is the place to learn. Great people too.

Also a 'bo to me.

Needless to say, Linda and I are huge Akro fans. The 1 inch uv slag is the newest addition to our collection. ☺️🙏✝️🙏

Pelt Rainbo

No

I also have a large amount of dug marbles, just because of the historical significance and yes, I like them to but you asked about the value, eye of the beholder, yes !!

Nice 💥💥

Akro - 1 inch

My favorite. A 5/8” 3 ribbon cork.

Agree, not seeing Pelt here either

Agree 👍🏼

Yes

I'd say yes

Looks Master to me.

Looks like a Master. Nice with that yellow.

You're welcome! I'd love to see pictures of any other unique ones people have.

I see it now!!! Thank you!! I live in Reno ohio where Jabos were made and a guy sells them by the jar full after he digs them up.

Peltier Rainbo. Collector name: Sunset

@IowaMarble Love this stuff thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍🏼👍🏼

I am not seeing Akro. My two choices are Vitro or Vacor.

Most likely Alley yes.

Ahaha, I had never heard this term "belly button", strong! Thanks again, Chad, for confirming it