Ric

When you take photos for IDs, try to capture any seams or places where two colors interface on the marble. The size is often helpful too.

I like to distinguish between bubble pops and bubble pop craters. They both start with bubbles, but bubble pops happen when the glass is still hot and a subsurface bubble burst - they have smooth, rounded edges. Bubble craters happen when the bubble is subsurface and is initially covered by a thin pane of glass after it cools. At some point, the pane shatters and you're left with a crater that has rough edges and a smooth, rounded bottom.

Do they use the same names for the new ones? For some reason, I thought that was being discouraged to avoid confusion.

I agree with what Alan said.

Not Pelt, IMO. I think it looks like one of the newer MKs that got weird.

JABO Classic, IMO.

It's new, probably one of DAS.

Probably Alley.

I think it looks a lot like one of these Marble Kings.

I think Sistersville Alley.

The best info you will find here is probably this thread. There is much more info at AAM.

Nice color - creased pontil Seike.

Creased pontil - Seike.

In general, this is what you're looking for. . . Pinch pontil - Yasuda Crease pontil - Seike

Absolutely - kind of a wild one, cool!

Nice marble, Fire. It looks like a Jewel to me.

Heaton or Cairo, IMO.

I think Ravenswood too - sorta drizzly.

In this case, but not always. 🙂

I'm pretty sure I saw more of them in that haul so you might find a better one.

Not JABO, maybe Ravensood.

That's a great find. You'll have all kinds of fun sorting those. I see more Japanese transitionals in there . . .

I'd have a hard time calling it American.

Nice Ravenswood.

I think Vitro is a good bet - just a patch.