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Cool Mib, William, but I think it's Akro, or maybe Master - not Vitro.

Blue and orange is a great color combo! This one looks like a Heaton to me.

Definitely a nice Vitro Elite.

I'd say so too.

Nice find, Tommy. Some of the peewees you're showing were commonly found in Rosenthal games like Jumpo Marblo and others.

James Leighton was known for melted pontil marbles made in Navarre and Barberton, and other places in Ohio, in the late 1800s. Sometimes these types are simply referred to as Leighton's but based on pattern or color, a particular location can be sometimes be inferred. This green is usually associated with Barberton. Other types are commonly associated with Navarre.

FWIW, 2 out of 4 of my No. 657 Double Lilly Planters show the same backwards letters . . .

Barberton, I believe . . .

Sorta slaggy peewee with a faceted pontil and a little blow-out . . . 😄

Happy Slaggy Saturday!

Great pics, Bill. Happy New Year!

Transitional seems right, Tommy - maybe Japanese.

Colors seem odd for Pelt - I'm thinking Vitro - an odd Pea maybe?

It looks like a slag to me - odds are with Akro, I'd say.

And there we have it. Thanks for the info Chad, and nice Cornhusk! The differences are now obvious.

Thanks for the info and pics - those are great marbles!

I think #5 is another Vitro Tiger Eye and #4 looks like another Vitro too - just an oddball. And that's a nice Blue Raven sitting next to the two Black-eyed Peas!

Not the best pic . . . but I like the blue color combo.

That one does have a great pattern, Chad! Is that a Lime Ade?

Whoa, those are great! Do they all have regular pontils?

Oh brother, Art. What I know about hand-mades you could fit under the nail on your pinky finger - better ask @Chad lol.

Most, if not all, look Vitro to me. #1 and #3 are Tiger Eyes and #2 is a Black-Eyed Pea. #5 also looks like a Tiger Eye but a couple of more views of #s 4 and 5 would be helpful for more positive ID.

Sundry Germans . . .

What a great collection - the first full ones I have seen - very nice!

FYI, Gladys, I think some people would call that an Alley "Inky".