Ric

Maybe I should have said "newer style", i.e., not a Black Line All Red - mid 60s or so.

It looks newer to me.

I'd say foreign, likely Asian, and a monster!

I think it's a newer All Red.

I don't think most folks would call those canes, Ralph, more like hand-gathered globs. AFAIK, canes are made in a rod-like form and then used to make marbles later, and you can form and cut multiple marbles from the same cane. I think hand-gathers are one-offs but they still need to be cut from the gather that is stuck to the punty rod. The machine is used to round the gob that is cut off. It does look like they may be using bits of cane as a source of glass though.

The marble in your OP looks like it has transparent green striping, Charlie, which I have never seen on a Conqueror. Also, that Conqueror you just showed probably still has two visible seams.

This looks like it could be an interesting one, I wish it was in better focus

I agree, photos would be helpful.

Those are single seam hand-gathered slags - CAC, I think.

I think Chuck probably nailed that upper left one - Champion.

It does look sort of JABO but I'm thinking it might be an odd Alley.

I'm thinking about Cairo.

It's not ringing any bells for me . . .

These do look like they could be some of those crazy Master Cat's Eyes.

I agree with MK - likely newer.

I think the upper right might be a really weird (perhaps dug) Akro - reminds me of one of those pink champagne corkscrews. Upper left might be Ravenswood but I'm not sure about the bottom one.

It does look a little Vitro but with that blue I think it might be an odd Akro.

Nice big one. Kind of an Ace base but no specific name that I know of.

Might be Master but it looks more foreign to me.

I'm thinking Akro. They used powder blue and oxblood for a number of Items, marbles, vases, ashtrays, etc.

NLR Cherry Bomb seems right to me and I don't think size makes a difference. I think the Rainbo version would be a Ruby Slippers? But then, you should wait for Chad or some other Pelt Head to verify, for sure.

Cool, Joep, that German on the right looks like it has a good purple in the core, which is always nice.

I'm thinking it's one of Dave's Appalachian Swirls (DAS).

Alley is my thinking.