Ric
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It's giving me a Jackson vibe.
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I don't think they're JABO - maybe newer Marble Kings.
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Nice Indian Blanket.
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This one looks Heaton to me too.
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I agree with Fire - likely a Gladding era from the looks of it.
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Common Pelt Rainbo, but a pretty one, and in nice condition too.
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It's not Peltier. It looks more like a Vitro to me - maybe Marble King.
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It doesn't look like a corkscrew to me. It's a swirl of some type, not Akro.
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My guess would be Champion but it could easily be something else. Typical one color game marbles like this are of little interest to collectors so most folks don't bother trying to sort them.
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I think this is a newer Marble King. It has Cub Scout colors but I think that name is reserved for the older patch and ribbon style.
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I would be wary of the seller you got these from - they often sell at shows for $1 or less each.
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JABO Classics - no name that I know of.
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I think Champion is a good call.
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It looks like an Alley from St. Mary's to me.
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I'm leaning Heaton on this one.
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I'd have it with my Ravenswoods.
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These marbles were made by the boxcar. There really weren't any special runs that i know of, although some may have fortuitously turned out better than others. Here is a good example of Lutz that Chad posted - it looks like flaky gold. There is none on your marble.
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They don't look American or very old to me.
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I'll bet it was a looker in it's day. Alley or Ravenswood is my guess, it's hard to see detail through the wear.
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Yes, it's a game marble. I am not sure about AV - I don't see any sparkle. It may just be some excess colorant that precipitated out of the glass mixture.
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This appears to be a common Peltier Rainbo that some folks might call a Sunset.
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My first thought is that CAC Sunset Swirls with Lutz are as real as unicorns. Beyond that, I would want to see photos of any seams (where the red and white meets up on the left and right of your first photo) before I would attempt and ID.
