Ric

I'd say there's a good chance it's from Sistersville.

It's a WV Swirl. I would say Heaton or Cairo but . . . ?

What about these, one page up? 😉 The middle three look related, for sure. Is yours 11/16" too?

I think this one is odd - sort of a citrusy rainbo

This is a dandy marble. I have a general rule . . . if you find a Tri-lite with good black on it - keep it! They aren't that easy to come by.

For comparison, most of these are Tri-lites.

It's a good question. We'll may need @wvrons or @Nantucketdink for this one. Here's a few nice 1" Classics to ponder while we wait.

So am I, Chuck, because I certainly don't have the information. Honestly, I am not even sure if this would be considered "real" oxblood, which is why I generally refer to it as "poxblood" (pelt oxblood, I think the first time I heard the term was from Al). Regardless, if it's not "real" oxblood, it sure can look close to it. What do you know about Pelt and oxblood? This one seems to have the dark red stuff too.

No doubt, oxblood on Rainbo is hard to come by.

Vacor quality has improved in the past 10 years, as far as the orange peel texture goes, and it was/is always more prominent on the larger marbles.

The colors on the early Vitros are some of the most vivid around, and there are endless varieties. I really like them, in general.

I see the pics now too. Nice marble.

No photos showing for me in your last two posts.

Looking closer, I might see what Ron sees here. Do those little green-looking "flecks" sparkle when you shine a bright light on it?

Single colors are pretty tough to ID. Lots of folks made a "Vaseline" type marble, but the yellow (as opposed to green) fluorescence seems unusual.

Looks like it could be, but I expect a more pastel tone of purple on Lilacs. Have you tried backing your camera away a bit? Some of the pics seem a little out of focus.

It looks like it to me.

It's not ringing a vintage bell for me.

I think it's a Vitro, but it looks a little newer than a Tri-lite, at least to me.

Some people might call it a Phantom Conqueror because of the white strands in the clear base, as opposed to white veneer on the surface.

Nice board. Most likely made by students. Berea is a work college - no tuition, every student has a job. They have educated many who might otherwise not be able to afford college. They have (maybe had) a gift shop where they sell student-made toys, crafts and other stuff to support the college. They also made a marble tic-tac-toe game with marble storage. I have on stored away around here somewhere.

I'd say that is an Alley Agate - cool looking mib too - fair chance it's dug, IMO.

And an attractive one, IMO.

From what I can see, I would say yes, Christensen. But I am still having a heard time figuring out what's going on around the seam.

It looks like it might be, but it's hard for me to tell what's going on in the second pic - another photo or two of the seam might be helpful.