Ric
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I'm thinking CAC.
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Funny, I saw Godzilla before I read your comment - I'm thinking Akro.
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Seems like it has to be Alley or CAC - I'm leaning CAC American Agate. The pattern inside is awesome!
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it's a wild one, very cool though. If that green were opaque I'd say Vitro for sure - and I am going to say Vitro anyway, even though it's not.
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I agree with Vitro - pretty marbles for sure.
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Many manufacturers made very similar looking transparent swirls and there is nothing notable about this one that points me in a particular direction. And it wouldn't change the collectible or monetary value of this marble much, regardless of who made it.
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It is a Sunburst type of marble.
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They are a veneered Conqueror-type marble and there are other color variations.
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Just a bit of extra color . . .
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It appears to be a vintage Master marble.
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Vitro but not a Bull's Eye. They have ribbons of one color surrounding a patch of another color.
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It's a shame there are really only two views of the marble.
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At 5/8" they are not Blue Boys - I think they were 3/4". A few look like Alleys but something about them seems off to me.
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Not Ravenswoods I recognize. I think some are JABO Blue Boys - not sure about the two bottom left. What size are they?
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First group, two Vitro TriLites on the outside and a Master in the middle. All Vitros in the second group. TriLites are great marbles. I especially like it when they have a lot of clear glass - These are nice ones IMO.
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And peewees and big ones too!
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You have too many marbles on that board - better send one to me. 😁
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Nice - now you can look for a blue one and one with both blue and green.
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I think Alley on the two outer ones but I'm not sure about the transparent based one in the middle - they are notoriously tough to ID.
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My first guess would be Heaton.
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You are off to a strong start though!
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It's pretty easy to see why there was some confusion at first . . . The big difference is that the Alleys on the outside were not found at the Akro digs like the center patch was.
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The circled one is the MK Rainbow Red - sometimes called a double ribbon structure since there are two sets of equatorial ribbons (one pair will always be red).
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Some of those patches like the lower right can be tough to ID since Akro, Vitro and MK all made marbles that can look very similar.
