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I'd say Alley or Ravenswood, Bill, and while Ravenswoods of this size are not common, they are out there, and that is the way I'm leaning on this one.

I think you got into some weird Conquerors.

Odd Conqueror variant, IMO. Wouldn't be surprised if it came with the other one.

Odd Conqueror, IMO.

Peltier Multicolor Swirl/Rainbo.

CAC had great quality control but they weren't perfect. I think this one is just shy of the standard- the yellow is unusually "buttery" for this type, IMO.

Unless it is veneered on transparent base glass it is a Parakeet - like a Parrot but with only three colors. And the only TE that is not usually 3 colors is a Type 1.

These seem like good evidence supporting the idea that big ones were sometimes used as hammers. 😁

I think it it looks like a Vitro Type 3 TE with some extra green.

Whoa, that transparent one is a first for me - what a great marble! Thanks for showing it. 🙂

It almost looks like some kind of a bizarre double ingot of two different types of marbles - weird, for sure.

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@Fire1981 I think RAR might be asking about something completely different.

I'm thinking Pokemon, but they are a little different than others I have seen. Perhaps they are from a game of sort?

Not an Alley Superman in my book. You need better separation of colors and a good yellow, IMO. I call the two left front "Super Ghosts". They have a translucent base like the Alley Ghost.

I'm thinking that is an Alley from St. Mary's.

Sammy's Mountain Marbles (Sam Hogue).

It looks Akro to me.

I'm surprised to hear this because I guess it would mean that a typical fruit cocktail is bifurcated? Is the idea that a bifurcated marble has a color that only appears on one side of the marble?

I can't believe I never saw this. Thanks for posting the link. I really enjoy the sound of that machine in action. Those are some pretty fancy marble shears too. 😉

CR seems like a possibility but I am having a hard time wrapping my head around this marble so won't commit. Is there any blue on the interior?

I'm thinking Peltier too.

I don't remember exactly who made this one but it's JABO, DAS or SMM.

I could see a Vacor Neptune, one that's more bubbly than I am used to seeing though.

I think it's a slag too but with those two seams I am leaning more toward CAC or German.