Ric

If I am seeing it correctly, it looks a bit more like an Onionskin to me.

Rainbo, I think, no name that I know of.

I think Vitro too.

The green one looks like a Marble King, a game marble maybe. I'd almost be surprised if there was no AV sparkling somewhere in that green. Can't see enough of the blue one to say much about it.

Ha, it was in the ground at Pennsboro for many years before I dug it - no sprouts either, unfortunately - out of the dirt and into my pocket. Best part of the story is that Bill, Ron & Nola were all there too.

I've carried this one for many years. Steph once called it my "magic bean" and I've stuck with that . . .

My view for this week . .

Pretty group!

This is a big one . . .

Oh wow, that's really remarkable. I'd be interested to know what you used as a prompt.

It's a nice Vitro TriLite but not an Aquamarine. Aquamarines have more brown . . .

All I can say is . . . Scroooby-Rooooo!

It looks a bit more like a slag than a WV Swirl to me but it's hard to see many defining traits - if I had to guess, I'd say Akro.

I agree, but now @Fire1981 refers to "both melted" pontils so I am really confused . . .

It's all the "stretch marks" that made me lean away from Master but, of course, I could well be wrong . . .

@akroorka That's a dandy Alley, Art. Here's another . . .

Those are some nice ones Charlie but then I'm partial to brown too. Opaque WV swirls are often easier to associate with a particular company, and I enjoy figuring out how to tell them apart and sorting them as best I can. I just suppose that after 25 years or so of collecting them, I've come to accept the limits of my abilities in that regard. Nevertheless, I enjoy a looking at a good vintage marble, regardless of who made it. 🙂

@cheese Jumpin' Jimminy, man - no missing the bling on that one!