Ric

From these views, the left doesn't look Peltier to me and the right looks a bit more like on oddball Cat's Eye of some sort.

Looks like an Akro to me.

Cool mib, I'm thinking Akro.

That's a great marble, Chad!

These are oversized too and, as far as I know, they do not have a specific name - just nice TriLites.

A PPP with a white patch on that base . . . I do think I have seen one before.

I just saw the pics in the other post and it looks a more like a slag from these views but I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around this one. Sure is a nice bright green color though . . . reminds me a little of CAC?

Well, it looks like a slag type marble (white in a transparent base) but it's different than most slags I am used to, and I don't know if I would call it one. Is there clear transparent and green transparent glass in the base? Sorta looks that way in the second pic. And it doesn't really look old to me but . . .?

I agree with Chad. Condition is king and there's a big difference if they are all single colors on a white base vs Prizenames or Specials - tough to say without pics.

I really like a Vitro with "black" . . . crazy pattern on this one.

@Joe2 Nice one!

A nice size patch - no other name that I know of.

The first looks like a Vacor Rooster and I think the second may well be Vacor too.

Cool looking swirls but I won't guess who made them - they give me a bit of a foreign vibe though.

As far as I can tell it's just an oddity, and there is no way to know who made it.

I agree with the others that you deserve many thanks for "keeping this show on the road". I have thought about the burden on resources of hosting all these photos and I try to never upload the same image here twice. I just go to my attachments and copy the image I uploaded earlier to insert it in a new post. Some systems have algorithms that will prevent the same image from being stored more than once on a server but I don't know if such a system operates here.

Akro marketed some of it's opalescent marbles, sometimes referred to as "Flinties" as "Fire Opals". The "Opal" associated with Vitro is a collector's name and the multi-color marbles are very different than the Akros. A search here will turn up many examples of both types.

Hmmm, no JABO I've seen before. Unless I am missing something, it looks like a transparent game marble with a bonus. Are there any detectable seams?

Nice, Rick!