A 3/4" shooter? Closer to an inch?
I'm leaning toward Jabo. If 3/4", then other views in other lighting could possibly change my mind. If closer to 1", then I'll probably stick with Jabo with an outside chance of Alley.
Yeah, my first thought on the first one was a resounding "Champion" but I really didn't have any other images to back that thought up so I didn't say.
And thank you. You too.
For me the post sometimes takes a long time to get done "saving". At those times I refrain from clicking again in case that causes the extra postings. But that's just a guess about a cause ... I don't know.
From this view this looks like a West Virginia swirl, but if it came from the group pictured at the top, then it could be a Peltier Rainbo. More views could decide.
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I see your issue. The nice roundness of the nine might make me lean toward MFC ... but then I wonder why we'd be ruling out Christensen. They also did handgathered slags, right?
My honest but unhelpful answer is that I don't try to separate my handgathered slags.
The blue looked Pelty before ... with the little bubbles all of the glass looks more pelty close up. Maybe it's a rainbo missing a ribbon -- that has been known to happen.
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Best not to put so many marbles in a single thread. The fewer marbles there are in a thread the better chance to get specific information.
Mostly I'm seeing modern marbles but a few vintage seem to be in the mix. No monetary value in the first photo other than what it would cost to buy marbles new in the toy store. A few older ones in the later photos but not rare and not particularly valuable. Also, condition issues can quickly cut value by more than half.
Left is looking more Vitro now.
Middle is just weird. I don't see Vitro. The pattern looks MK but the transparent ribbons do not, so I don't know.
I'm going with Pelt Peerless Patch on the right.
Top, at 11:00, might be Akro.
The green patch just under that looks a little out of place ... could it be Pelt?
The blue and white in the center could be Marble King.