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And a very Merry Christmas to you too. And to all of the folks who share info and pics here.

Onyx, also an augur. All onyx are not augurs.

No specials are the two colored marbles, opaque. specials specials spirals

I agree. Who could organize this?

Thank you, Galen.

And don't forget Alley Agate flames.

Alley Agates with oxblood are my favorites too.

These have vaseline glass in them. Alley Agate and Ravenswood Novelty used the same cullet from Vitrolite. Since Alley made the most of them, Ron Shepherd told me to put them in my Alley Agate box. There could be a few Ravenswoods in here.

Favorite Alley Agate

Favorite Ravenswood

Supermen

Spidermen

More favorites - Peltier Glass, rebels

These are Akro Agate spirals. I've been looking for the light blues for a long time. I still need 2 more of them Whan you talk about light blue, people think you mean the ones in the middle. I call them "turquoise". The botton spirals are light blue. Red are also hard to find.

Rylee, these are the purple ones I tried to post before. Hard to find are the purple and yellow, and the purple and green.

These are called tracers.

I like green and yellow too Some of these are John Deere, some Girl Scouts, and some Lemon/Limes and others.

Peltier Liberties

These are dragons.

Moving on to favorite Peltier Glass Co. marbles, these seem to be appropriate for the season. I like the National Line Rainbo marbles by Peltier. These are Christmas Trees.

The sparklers that wouldn't post 2 days ago.

These are the black ribboned corks that wouldn't post 2 days ago. Be sure to look for some that have oxblood on top of the black ribbons. You can find them in white based with black ribbons and orange based with black ribbons.

I think the problem was my picture host. Today it seems to be working fine. Rylee, these marbles are mistakes. We call them "double ingots". They are made when two globs of glass intended to be two separate marbles, fell onto the rollers and stuck together. They got rolled into one marble, On the bottom row, third marble over is a double ingot sparkler. Bo Stiff had the only triplel ingot sparkler I ever saw. he died last February and someone broke into his house and stole all his marbles.

I've had mine about 20 years, Got them the first year Weldon and I were collecting marbles. I think I remember paying $15 or 20 for those withl ribbons that were two colors. I've never seen any since - until you posted yours. I like them too,

Sparklers are also favorites of mine.