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It's a Rainbo with near Superman colors, IMO.

If the base glass is transparent (or close), it might be a Vitro.

Do you remember anything else about the bag, still have it maybe? The orange and green is not ringing any bells for me andI have never seen Paul Bunyans in a bag with more than 5 marbles.

Very nice collection, Brad!

That's a great knob, John, and a super cool use for it. I'm interested in the marble machine "Genesis". Did you design and/or build it?

A big slaggy Alley swirl for this Slags and Swirls Saturday . . .

Yes, a Peltier Rainbo. Some might call it a Sunset.

Looks more like a messed up, perhaps dug, Akro to me.

And I'm going to agree.

Those look like "Paul Bunyans" to me. They were packaged as such by Ravenswood Novelty, apparently to provide marbles for the wooden "Paul's Blue Ox" toy. People hemmed and hawed about who made them for years. In the end, Ron was pretty convinced that they were actually made by a Ravenswood employee at the Trenle Blake Pottery company very near to the Ravenswood Novelty site. He told me so the very last time we saw one another at the Pride of the Prairie Marble Show earlier this year.

It looks like a Pelt Rainbo to me.

They all look like slags to me, Avaa.

I'm leaning Vacor too. It's doesn't look American to me, anyways.

I'd probably call it a banded swirl.

It strikes me as German but it might be CAC. If I saw the the view opposite of your second one I might switch my order. lol

Looks Akro to me.

It's a Fruit Salad to me, just a little atypical color-wise.

I agree with Art. Man, Joep, you are going to have fun looking through that horde!

Thank you for responding - I appreciate it!

The top ones look mostly JABO to me. The game marbles look a bit more like Champions but the orange ones might be JABOs too. And like Charlie said, there are two slightly odd Type I Vitro Tiger Eyes in the middle of the group.

At a hair over 1/2", I'd say they are pretty rare, Charlie.

It looks like a fruit salad to me - I think the unusually dark red might be throwing you.

They're great marbles and not easy to find, Tommy. Mine is here in the middle, it's got the same kind of crud in it too . . .

That's a nice little collection. I really like the way marbles look in a tall thin jar. I am going to have to start looking for something like your measuring cylinders but I don't have a lot of luck finding similar things here. Here are a few polished ones in some sort of a glass "cylinder" I found somewhere - seems like a good time to repost it.

Here is one of my favorite Chinas . . .