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This modern ceramic marble is just over 1-1/2". I think Tom Thornburgh made some similar. Unfortunately, I have never actually seen one of his styled like this so I don't know for sure. Any thoughts? Any ideas about who might have a thought? @hdesousa @BobBlock @Penny Kelley Anyone have examples of Tom's ceramic marbles to show? Thanks for any help!

Just poking around in the archives and came across these No. 4 Conquerors on colored transparent glass. I've always liked that teal color . . .

Welcome to the Marble Connection! And I agree with Chad, an Akro Corkscrew - that's a nice marble to stumble on!

The colors look Akro to me and I'm not sure I've seen that combo on a PPP but it's a bit odd so I'm not entirely sure.

I did notice a tinge of blue but I also see a bit of blue in the glass under it and I think that's transparent so I assumed it's white on the mib.

It looks Master to me too.

It's a weak Vitro Conqueror - the colored patch barely showed up.

I'm leaning Akro over Vitro.

Yes, an Akro patch.

Please don't purchase that thinking it's a Carnival because it's not even close.

It looks like a JABO Classic from what I can see.

I'll go with Peltier - I think the HG look is just an illusion.

I'd say Akro.

This is a great addition to the archive, Aiko - maybe the earliest photo of Cat's Eye marbles I have seen.

It's a little different but I'm leaning toward a nice Alley from St. Marys.

The newest packaging I've seen with Black Line All Reds was 1967 so probably sometime after that.

That possibility crossed my mind, and it's pretty beat up so it's kind of hard to tell for sure. But I am not seeing the cut-off I would normally associate with an MFC slag so I'll stick with Navarre for now.

These appear to be slags (white striping glass in a transparent clear or colored base glass). They appear to be Akros, IMO. The red one is very nice - Akro called that type Cardinal Red.

I would say it is an Akro Moss Agate.

That looks like an old single-gather hand made glass marble. The little "nubbin" in the first picture looks like a melted pontil. It may be a Navarre.

Yes, a red dyed clay, not a Bennington - nice size!

I assume you are looking for an ID since we're in the ID section? They hand made German marbles cut from a cane. The first is a divided ribbon core swirl and the second is a white latticino core swirl.

A newer MK, IMO.

Both newer Marble Kings, IMO.

It's in the neighborhood but you want to see pure yellow on a Superman. There are three good ones in this group of St. Mary's.