Ric

31/32" Aquamarine variant

I've seen similar colors on early Alleys - not peewee size though. Here is one of my favorite peewees.

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Heaton could also be a possibility.

That's what this thread needed - thanks Bill! The big one is killer - great orange peel. Is that in the case with your Buckskin et al? I like a nice cold-roll on big Akros too. It gives them character. Now I think Chuck is on to something with this one . . . The fold was throwing me. It's just a more interesting than usual Rainbo - four ribbons, two with a red/pink tracer. Good eye Chuck and That1! Now, how about those other two?

Maybe?

This probably qualifies

I am thinking these are Kokomos (not #9 - maybe Akro?). Have you seen dug or packaged Pelts like the one top right in post #12? (I know it looks woody-ish)

Were they twisted up or pretty straight with good seams and stripes?

I have always wondered about these. Probably not the best background . . .

I wonder if this qualifies. Are green sunsets a thing?

Some more burnt than others?

I have no idea what the two in question are really (have not seen similar dug), that's why I'm in the ID section. But based on glass, color and pattern comparison with dug cullet and examples, I think most of those in the group pic are Kokomo. -Ric

We have feathers in Indiana too.

The one Alan posted - for comparison.

A few more shots of the middle one.

A pea-wee?

I may have found similar colors on a marble Alan posted more recently. The one he shows is big. The marble in my pic is 5/8" . Here's the marble I am talking about from Alan's post:

I think Bill might be on to something - for the middle one anyway. I recall a photo Alan posted - quite a long while ago, as I remember - that showed dug Akros. There was a twisted-looking one with similar colors that stood out in the group. This marble is folded up but it looks like it should have had (has) two seams. There is some clear glass in it but the white is much nicer than most Champs I've seen. I'll have to show more pics. I think the outer two may have come off a Peltier machine in Kokomo, IN.

Brother Bill, are these some strange dug ones you happen to know of or did you hit your head?

what do you think?

Bananas usually have pretty fat vanes, if any. I think that's a foreign cat's eye. These are big Peltier Bananas - pretty blobby.

Pretty is right - really great assortment.

I'd say you did pretty good. Here are my thoughts: #1 Peltier #2 Master #3 Akro #4 Peltier #5 It looks mostly Alley to me.