Ric

This reminds me a lot of some of those Vacor/El Aquila marbles we've been seeing lately. It's not giving me an American vibe, not even a little.

It's a cool marble, no doubt, and it's Tiger Eye colors, but I'm trying to figure out what type it was supposed to be because it's a little out of order. So here's my first thought . . . it was supposed to be a Type I with a dark purple patch on the top pole, a white patch on the bottom pole, and half-and-half blue and yellow ribbons around the equator, but it was just too cool for school so it just went rogue and did it's own thing.

This is my understanding, and if you look at some good antique "uranium glass" in bright daylight, even without the sun, it does have a nice "glowing" quality to it.

I agree, and Steph's Study Hall is a veritable goldmine of information and examples - check it out if you haven't already!

I think they are all JABOs too.

I agree with four JABOs.

What size is it?

All look like JABOs to me.

The odd marble out looks like a Bennington (ceramic), and the rest look JABO to me.

I'd say Heaton for the second one and some sort of crazy Vitro for the last one. The others are Alley, IMO.

That's cool - it's like a tidal wave in there!

I've had the same experience with a lightly printed comic. It's kinda great when you find out that a sorta ho-hum looking marble isn't as ho-hum as it first appears.

Very cool! I think it's a wild Vitro Black Line All Red with a really great spin on it. Man, I love the weirdos.

Miscellany . . .

Some nice Veiligglas marbles there, Chris!

Most of these appear to be Peltier marbles. The white on black are Skunks and the black on white (with or without AV) are Zebras. I'd want to see a couple of more views of the green one before I comment on it.

Similar, but maybe different, ones from China . . .

Welcome to the Marble Connection, Connor!

Thanks for posting this, is seems like it'll be a really fun time!

It's an odd one. The colors look like it could be a Rebel but the pattern is very strange - almost looks like it could be a really crazy Vitro. Whatever it is, it's got a pretty wild twist in it.

I think the odds are with Alley but these are tough ones.

It seems a little one-sided for an Alley but that would be my guess.

I'm glad you saved them, Chad - that's a beautiful example!

Great examples of Peltier colors, Tommy!