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Ric

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  1. Too messed up for me to guess a maker, at least for me.
  2. It's very crude, pretty much useless for marble games. Maybe it was made for decorative or industrial purposes - like for a lamp pull or claw foot or something.
  3. The top one's sweet for sure, Bill. But I really like the orange peel on those big ones!
  4. My best guesses on these would be Champion (maybe Alley), Heaton (maybe Cairo), and a JABO Jorkscrew.
  5. It's a simple fact . . . not all marbles can be positively identified, and transparent swirls are notoriously difficult since many companies made very similar marbles. I like the sort of "chevron" patterns on this one - it does look like it got spun on the rollers, whatever it is.
  6. Ric

    Alley?

    I think Heaton is a very good possibility.
  7. You are really fortunate to have that marble and the letter from your Grandpa. The set is a heirloom for sure. If it were mine, I would do my best to see that it stayed in the family.
  8. Ric

    Toe breakers ?

    Definitely Vacor, and there are plenty of them around, as far as I know - probably not as many as the smaller sizes though.
  9. Not to say it isn't often cool, but I think horsehair can be just a streak of some contaminant in the glass stream, and that it's usually unintentional. And I'm thinking maybe Heaton for Rick's marble.
  10. It is pretty cool looking . . . looks like it might have gotten hung up on the rollers. I'd guess a transparent WV swirl over a slag but you may never get a positive ID for this one.
  11. A very cool modern take on vintage lined crockery, sometimes called Jasper, marbles - that is a very nice keepsake!
  12. Too many different marbles in the same post makes them tough to keep track of . . .
  13. These are collector's names. Here's a great thread with some of the best:
  14. Another that got spun on the rolls - at first glance, I see Ravenswood but it could be something else.
  15. I have (or maybe had) the same marble. I don't think it was oxblood - more like horsehair.
  16. That is a very nice Marble King. I think it has a name but it's escaping me at the moment. Maybe a Red Bee?
  17. A Lemon Ade, also categorized as a Moss Agate - corkscrew style.
  18. I'd guess Heaton, Alley {maybe Ravenswood), Alley, Heaton, Alley, Ravenswood.
  19. Lime Ade marketed as a Moss Agate by Akro - not a corkscrew.
  20. That's a great relic, Ron. Thanks for sharing!
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