Ric

I think most, if not all, are nice Champions. Here is a comparison pic I had handy - Champion left and Ravenswood right. I think you have other variants of the Champion R/W/B in your group too. More Champions . . .

Just over 1 1/4"

Nice find and good eye, Art. If I thought that was an Alley, I'd have paid more $10.50 for it, that's for sure!

I think the definition of "antique" is pretty well defined but the definition of "vintage", especially the upper (newer) limit, is where the problem lies. I would disagree that anything made sometime between yesterday and 99 years ago is vintage. Although, I'd be okay calling something made between 25 and 99 years ago vintage, but that's just me, and therein lies the problem IMO.

I agree that "vintage" is such an ambiguous term, and its meaning so often dependent on the user's age, that it is near meaningless.

@Alan Another beautiful marble - great holiday colors. I am waaay over my head here but I am trying to learn - Rolf and Genie Wald?

An Akro lazy Corkscrew is what I see.

Is that one of Sammy's big ones?

The vast majority, but not all, look properly sorted to me. I think there are two Pelt Rainbos and an Akro patch in the left column of your first Vitro tray but beyond that there are way too many marbles in the post to easily refer to the others that I think might be out of place - too much like work for me. 🙂

It does, I'd say Heaton upper left, Alley lower left, and maybe Ravenswoods on the right . . .

Not sure what it is but I don't think it's a slag.

I'd guess Alley . . .

It's an odd one, it looks a bit more like a Champion Junior to me but . . .?

Maybe Ravenswood?

Not much to go on with this one - no clue.

I'm thinking Bogard.

Asian to me.

The base glass looks light blue on my monitor - is it?

@Alan Those are beautiful - Geoffrey Beetam's?

It's a bit of an oddball but I'm thinking it's a Pelt Rainbo too.

It looks like a Peltier Bee to me - nice marble.

I imagine collecting baby boomers does take a significant amount of patience . . .