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Looks Vitro

Based on (what looks like) a long tail, I'd guess dog. But it could certainly be a wolf or fox or something else. There was a lot of variation with sulphide figures

Hard to say, but 5th pic down in original post made me think Pelt. Swirly, but Pelt.

Thanks for posting the link... A lot of times people will say "check out my auctions" , but no link.

Nice pics! Someday I hope to have the patience and gear to do something like that

Old pic, but here are some others I've come across over the years Added a few since, and continuously on the hunt so would love to see some more examples

I actually thought you posted a pic of my marble, they could be twins. This one is bigger than the rest, it's a shooter

Awesome marble, one of my favorite styles/types

Quite the back light set up! (sorry, don't have a guess on the marble)

Nice variety for the wild! (especially excited about the handmades) Is that an Indian to the left of the larger one?

From that angle looks like a nice CAC, from the other thread looks like it could be European in origin. , but out of all the marbles you had posted, that's probably the best one.

...with #4 looking especially nice

At a quick glance, the black+yellow striped one in the middle could be something special, the rest look like fairly common and/or newer.

Peltier, some of these came in boxes labeled as "Bloodies"

Cool story, I'd love to find a marble while on vacation. *edit* often bricks will have a swirl pattern that resembles a "9" ( red one in the middle is a brick)

German handmades circa 1900. two in top left of pic look to be above average in terms of desirability but condition is important.

Could very well be Jabo's, hard to say from a couple pics. Peltier made some shooters in this size and color combo, and sometimes (at the larger sizes) the pattern can get a bit unpredictable...But a lot of Jabo marbles can be confused with vintage so take it with a grain of salt. For your question, if Peltier? Probably, somewhere between 50-80(?) years old, but see if anyone else chimes in. Some of the Jabo guru's might recognize them

Any clues we don't see that make you think modern? At first glance there appear to be a couple Peltier traits.

Interesting article. Years ago I used a bunch of surplus/beat-up/common marbles to level some landscaping blocks for my garden. Someday, somebody will probably dig them up and wonder what the heck?

It's a nice size and pattern. Condition not so great, but hey. you did OK for $1.00

What does the side opposite of the initials look like?

MJT maybe? dunno if that helps, not one I recognize. interesting pattern though

out of all those concoctions did you try muriatic acid (not a chemist by any means, just curious)

nice, looks like some interesting finds!

Good eye appeal