Ric

Heaton is my first take on it.

The 1st, 4th and 5th in the first shot and 5th in the second shot look like Vacor to me. The black and white one looks Peltier and the second one in the first shot looks like Champion. The 3rd in the first shot looks foreign. The 2nd in the second shot may be Master but it might be a Wales type and the green on yellow may be Akro. Just FYI - I won't respond to any more posts with this many marbles.

JABO front left and maybe front right. The others seem Alley to me. Two views are often not enough for swirl ID and it's important to show the ends of any stripes.

They look like Heaton or Cairo to me, leaning Heaton, but the front right may be a Champion.

They look Alley to me.

I think the left one is a weirdo MK and the right is a Peltier Skunk variant with weak ribbons.

The two in back are MK and the front ones probably are too but it's a little tough to make out seams on the front left one.

I think most, if not all, of those lighter based ones in the middle are Peltier too. The white based one just to the lower right of them and the one to the lower left of that may be Akro - kinda hard to tell from these views.

I'm with Dave - more likely Alley IMO.

A 6-ribbon Peltier - one of the ribbons got short changed.

It looks like an Akro Moss Agate to me.

One of my favorite types of Alley . . .

The big one looks JABO to me and the small swirl you circled looks like an Alley.

Three slags as far as i can tell. The front right one looks newer to me - maybe Vacor?

I think JABO front left and Alley for the others.

The two outer ones look mostly like Heatons to me.

They look Vitro to me.

Don't do it, Tommy - follow the light!

My wife says there is and she has experience with such things. lol

I agree with Art, the one on the right is more typical for a PPP but the patches can vary a lot and it wouldn't surprise me too much if the left one was Pelt too.

I'd probably just start wading through the "Mostly Pics" threads in Steph's Study Hall - there are all kinds of examples both typical and not so typical. And color is always an important consideration, especially when the seams get funky.

I think DInk may have nailed it, Rick - Tinkas are from Argentina. http://bolitastinka.com.ar/index.php

Hello Brian, Welcome to the Marble Connection. There are some vintage marbles in your groups, including a few Marble Kings, Vitros, and Peltiers. But the three you pulled out and most of the marbles you are showing are newer ones made by Vacor in Mexico.

Very cool, Rick. How is it I remember these and I couldn't tell you what I had for lunch yesterday? A one track mind, apparently. lol

Argentina?