Steph

If vintage, then this one looks Vitro, but it might be modern. (You do have some moderns in this group of marbles.)

Possibly a Peltier Rainbo. (Edit: actually pretty sure it's a Peltier Rainbo.)

Bennington (a German ceramic marble)

I've had some mega rockhounds in my family. I don't even dabble. But I do love a pretty rock. The biggest rockhound in my family gave my husband a pretty sizeable amethyst geode with another crystal nested inside ... but I put all our cool rocks into some kitty litter buckets in preparation for a move. And the move didn't happen in a timely manner and the rocks stayed in the buckets. And then the buckets got used to hold down the back of a pick-up in the snow. And then someone stole the buckets from the back of the pick-up. We were very sad to lose that geode. This past year I decided I needed some more pretty rocks and so I bid on some online and now I have them in a candy dish. (with some goldstone and some stoneware marbles)

I'm banned at AAM and was looking forward to the fun of growing a Nova thread over here. Oh well. Sara, I hope that gives you the info you were looking for.

So SonyT200 is the unanimous choice! "Ottlite" is new to me. Simple is good!

Welcome! That's a lot of years of collecting. Bet you have some treasures.

Obviously gotta love a wet-looking CAC. But that Vitro is amazing!

My camera which is now in six pieces was a Canon PowerShot SX170 IS point-and-shoot. It was okay but the flash gave some distracting effects which made marbles less clean looking.

Time to get a new camera. Gives me an idea for a thread where you guys post your camera model and some representative marble photos. And if you have a special set up for your marble photos, maybe share that too?

Good observation about NW Montana! Muddies are keepers, by the way.

It briefly occurred to me to wonder how they made that happen but then I forgot to keep wondering.

But here's the tricky part. Vacor made some new ones ... called Rustic. Most of your marbles in this group look old but three of the marbles on the bottom right edge of the your last picture are what reminded me if this newer style. I _think_ the Rustics are a heavier marble than vintage clay, but I formed that opinion long ago and I don't know if it is accurate. DETAILED INFORMATION (billes-en-tete.com)

Don't wash them. What's left of the coloring will likely fade.

Don't toss! If you have room, save them. The tiny ones may be from a Mosaic toy. Murmelwelt.de has some examples. Some with glass, some with clay. murmelwelt.de / Kugelmosaike

I _want_ the first one to be Vitro. That second one is crazy.

With the two ribbons I am getting a Vacor feel on the second one also, but I can't place the style name.

Pretty sure that is a Vacor Streamer. DETAILED INFORMATION (billes-en-tete.com)

I don't know about repros. It's not something I see everyday. That's for sure. Congrats on the acquisition.

I think Vacor Sunset on the first. DETAILED INFORMATION (billes-en-tete.com)

Peltier Muddies

I'm all in with Alley.