Ric

Thanks for playing whack-a-bot Chad!

It is pretty difficult to find a comprehensive list but there is a pretty good one at the Marble Collector's Society of America.

Does the base glow green under UV?

Could be one of a few different makers IMO.

Not entirely sure but it's giving me a Vacor vibe.

Not as common as Bumble Bees but I don't think they are too HTF.

Wow that marble's all kinds of messed up - looks really cool though. It's not a Cornhusk. It looks like some sort of banded swirl with some serious glass composition issues. It's interesting how that "mosaic fracturing" pattern seems restricted to specific areas of the marble - almost like "bands" of fractures. Crazy.

I think the color combo is pretty typical it just looks like the white ribbons are submerged under base glass a in some spots.

I think that is called a Gray Bee.

Jeff makes good points and I considered CAC too. But when it came down to it, I just didn't like the way the yellow striping appears to bleed white, seen best in the last photo. But then, there is a lot about this marble that is atypical so . . . ?

I do not own one of these so I am not sure. I just remembered seeing one when I was looking at tiddley winks games at some point in the past. The thing I remember most is thinking to myself, "How in the world would you flip a wink into one of those depressions"!? Here is a link to an old Ebay listing that has much better photos, including instructions.

Are these marbles for sure not one iota over 1/2"?

My best guess is Jackson.

My first impression is Vitro.

Welcome to the Marble Connection. I do not think it is a Peltier. It strikes me as modern - perhaps a Vacor with some fortuitous aventurine.

Spotted Dicks are not glass. Your marble impresses me as a modern, perhaps Chinese.

there's a great resource here too . . .

I'm thinking Veiligglas but I wouldn't call it a wire pull.

I like it better with marbles - especially the ones you're showing!

I'm thinking Cairo on the left and Ravenswood on the right.

You do realize you can edit your posts, right? We're not texting here. lol

Although I'll admit I thought it an odd response, and considered the possibility that it was somehow directed at me, I usually give people the benefit of the doubt and figured you didn't actually expect me to tell you something I don't believe is true just to protect your ego. So I wasn't offended in the least. I know learning to ID marbles is not an easy thing and can be frustrating as heck - I've been working on it for decades and I'm still often wrong. Just keep at it and keep it fun - after all, they're only marbles.

It could be but I see no real reason to suspect it's foreign. It's like Ron always says - there are just some marbles that can't be identified with any degree of certainty. This is one of them, at least for me.

Very Very Hard to Find, which is harder to find than VHTF or HTF marbles.

Not according to my Mom, she always called that Kay-Row syrup. lol