Ric

They all look like Corkscrews from this view.

They look to be mostly newer All Reds but there might be a couple of MKs in the mix. And if there is light blue between the yellow and red patches on the lower left marble it's a Yellow Jacket.

They look like Champions to me.

I think they're both Vitro and the second is a whacky Conqueror type.

Merry Christmas Chad - thanks for all you do to keep things here running smoothly! Here are a few of brother Billy's (BIll McCaleb's @mibcapper) Pelts for you to enjoy . . . I am only lucky enough to have enjoyed fondling and photographing them.

Dear Santa, Please be sure to polish Rudolph's nose before you leave. I hear there is a big storm coming and it's real dark where I live. I have been an extra good boy this year. My best friend Bill will vouch for me. Unfortunately, my Mom has laryngitis so she won't be able to. I would like a marble made during the 17th century, with provenance please. If you can't find one, a spiral marble from the American Marble & Toy Company would be okay too. Your Friend, -Ricky

I am thinking a couple of Alleys and a big Peltier Peanut Butter and Jelly.

It's a cool looking machine made marble but with the big twist it's hard to tell who made it from these views.

Nice marble - HTF Golden Boy?

It's such a great group of Akro marbles - I've never seen such a horde of those big patches. Thanks for the additional pic.

Speaking of JABO patches . . .

Happy MK Monday to you too, Dave! MK Pixie Dust

Ravenswood, Alley and Vitro are my top three but I really like Akron Toy marbles and many other types too.

Alan, your group shots are always something to behold - stunning is a good description. And the marbles are always so minty. Are those all big Claudia's on the back of your Akro group shot? Just awesome.

Those are great group shots, Chad - the marbles are beautiful.

Those are all kinds of fun, Art!

The video helps to distinguish damage from shear marks and I'm leaning more toward Master now - showing the other cutoff also might have sealed the deal for me.

This is a great find, Art. As far as i recall, I have never seen one with that image or construction. It appears to be put together like a coin purse - very cool!

I am leaning pretty hard toward Vitro on the lower right marble and the one to the left of it might be Vitro too. But I would need a good straight on shot of the cutoffs on these two to have more confidence.

It's definitely a Vitro TriLite.

Thanks for the additional pics. A good view of the cutoffs usually helps. It appears the base glass is not entirely opaque and while it may well be a Master marble, the cutoffs are giving me a foreign vibe too. And unlike Art, it's not really striking me as Akro.

I think it's probably Master too.

How about Cairo?

I agree.

Master for the most part but maybe a Vitro or two mixed in - sorta hard to tell from just one view . . .