Steph

Hi. Welcome. The brown stripe makes those look like they could be Vitros. I usually expect a second brown stripe to complete the Vitro picture, and I think I see a hint of a second brown stripe on the marble the middle. But definitely on on the marble on the right. The marble on the left did initially look like an Akro to me until I saw that distinctive brown stripe. I'm not sure what to make of the patterns here.

Akro Onyx The only collector name which is coming to mind is "auger" but I don't know if it would a qualify.

Here's a picture that Al shared from Craig from 2006.

The bride broke her tooth on it! Wasn't funny at all!

With white ribbons on tinted base, I'm going Pelt.

I think Pelt.

I've heard of that before. Get lifting.

Vitro at the end. I'll guess Champion for first and Alley for second.

Vitro Trilite second. Akro Onyx third.

Pretty

Nice!

(btw, I actually did tear a couch apart to find a marble once)

The colors on top make me think of Veiligglas.

Okay ... I _think_ it's a figure 8. That was my first impression. But the ribbons aren't very angled, are they. I suppose it could be a Pelt. In this case, one might consider other clues. What other marbles were found with it?

Figure 8 Figure 8s are cool! Less common than Pelts.

beautiful

(They're pretty great though.)

I'm not at all sure about these:

1950's or 1960's for the Blackies here:

I say Pel-teer. Now. I started with Pel-ti-ay.

Cairo Novelty .... I said it with a long i, rhyming with "eye". Ki-row. But I've heard people who knew the area better calling it something closer to Kay-ro.

I called Jabo once to hear how they said it. They said Jay-bo Vit-row. With the soft i, not e, as Ron said. But I often slip.

Marble King here -- might have a special name.

*whistle*

Toe breaker? Because of the size? Welcome to the forum, Lucky. Agree with Akro patch.