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That is a nice little selection. Do you know who made the giant?

Nice ones, Art. Are they a little undersized?

@VaMarbles That's a cool one!

Nice Vitros, Tommy. I especially like the Cornflower - one of my favorites.

This one seems too bubbly for Seike, at least to me.

I think an Octopus it is a very good possibility.

I don't think that is an American marble.

It looks like a Vacor Bumblebee to me.

I would say that is not an American marble.

I'd have this one with my Ravenswoods.

I'm pretty sure that is a Vacor Rooster.

Another Vacor - Blue Tang, I think.

I'm pretty sure that's a Vacor - I don't know the name.

Thanks, Alan - I kinda like 'em.

My first thought is Champion.

Oh what the hey, I think if you put some bright white around that patch you'd have a Vitro Wedding Cake. So there you go, three people, three different takes - you know what that means . . . You're gonna have to figure it out yourself.

Pinchers, Pincers, Wales, Mt. Fujis, I've heard them called a variety of things over the years. They are all Japanese, IMO, and they were all probably made by the same company over some period of time.

Is there a name for that style, Alan? They seem pretty nicely done to me.

Yeah, that light ribbon looks like it split, if it was together it'd still be narrow but it probably wouldn't be as ghostly. In my experience, the six ribbon bos are way less common than the four ribbons, especially those on transparent with multiple color ribbons like this one and the one on the left here, and I am confident they are earlier than the four ribbon ones too, that's why I think of them as tweeners.

Just trying to help. 🤣

This one reminds me of those "Mushroom" marbles from Japan.

I think it's probably a Vacor.

I am pretty sure they are not. This marble was hand-gathered and machine rounded, it's older, for sure.

Creased cut off Japanese transitional by Seike, IMO.

This one is Japanese to me. We should see what @shiroaiko thinks about it.