Ric

They look Peltier to me too - the upper right one may be a Vitro Whitie with weird seams though.

I think you might be getting your camera too close to the marble.

Vitro Whitie on the left and another Vitro on the right. The center is a Peltier.

I'll stick with my original thoughts on the JABO and the Vitro Conqueror. The swirls may be Heatons but the marbles are pretty blurry in the pics so it's hard to tell. You may have to try a few different distances and backgrounds to get a good image since it appears your camera is focusing on the background - I see lot's of detail in that. 🙂 The last one is interesting if you could show us both seams it might help - at the moment, it looks like an odd Peltier Rainbo to me.

A few different views that shows where any ribbons end will be helpful, for sure.

From what I can see, it doesn't look torched to me. And while it would be an extremely rare bird, I do think I have seen one like it before, which would be a good thing, since if it is as it came off the rollers, I can guarantee it's not the only one that did.

How many ribbons are in that blue/white one in the OP? It's giving me a Vitro Horseshoe Cat's Eye vibe . . .

Veiligglas is the spelling.

I think it's a 'bo with a mint green base - not as uncommon as a Clown.

The only one I question being a Victory is the upper left with a yellow base - Victories are clear with no white except for a patch, perhaps.

They're a type of Conqueror with colored ribbons around the patch.

Nice mibs! Do you know who made the last one?

Just a hint . . . if you ever find a TriLite with black on it, keep it!

And another Superior . . .

Another good Tri-Lite

That's a nice Vitro Superior, Rick - a type of Tri-Lite with red ribbons surrounding the yellow cap.

I've only found one with just white . . . That's an Alley (front left) for comparison.

FWIW, I found these on separate occasions over about a 20 year period.

Does this mean that now you've seen others you're going to get rid of it? If so . . . send it my way! 😉

Ravenswood operated from 1928-1955 with a couple of years downtime around WWII. I'd have to do a lot more research to try and narrow the date down.

I'd say it's a mist with some fortuitous AV - sweet marble!

I've had this for quite a while, William - I just confirmed the ID.

These are from Ravenswood . . .

It's a beautiful blue, for sure! These are probably one of the hardest types to call Ravenswood vs Alley but FWIW, I'm about 52% Ravenswood to 48% Alley. lol