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But to the left of that seam, it also looks like a fold. So I'm guessing the seam look is just the end of the stream, and maybe it looks wider than usual because the marble is so small. I guess I'd keep it with the WV swirls. And I'm leaning Alley because of glass, color, size.

If I have them, they're on my last computer ... which I haven't hooked up since moving to this "new" house three years ago.

I just received marble #2 in this sequence. I _thought_ I had a peewee version to make the progression more dramatic, but I guess not. Found a non-cat with similar coloring. I guess that's what I was thinking of.

pretty

Front left? Looks Pelty to me.

I did 3 miles one more time. Did 1.8 miles a couple of times. Am sitting out for the winter. Am tired from work right now but am looking around for safe exercise options where I don't have to worry about falls. Will be back on the road after the thaw.

Thank you for sharing that. I will fix.

The top right one doesn't look MK to me. I suppose MK is possible on the rest. Might consider Vitro on the bottom right. I like that top left one which you highlighted in a solo shot. But does it have any other name besides Rainbow? I don't know.

I'm going with Master. Maybe it would qualify for a Sunburst label.

Sweet. I wouldn't call that common! I may be seeing a seam. I'm wondering if it could possibly be a Marble King instead of the swirl I first thought it was. Just wow.

Some have bands. At least one has a bullseye. They are agates. I'm seeing signs of the damage which comes from some serious marble playing -- which some of us like to see. It would stop those from earning the "mint" label but they would be thought of as veterans instead. 75 years would put them back to 1944. Good chance they're a bit older than that. Call them early 1900's but the popularity of agates goes back even earlier.

nice thought

Welcome, Kelly. Thanks, Ron. Jabo on #3 in the group photo, right?

I don't know the exact specs for copperheads.

Probably Vitro in the middle. Alley on the right?

Possibly Akro on the top two on the right. Middle right is Vitro Tiger Eye. Next one down is Marble King Rainbow Red. I don't know on bottom. Maybe modern? On the left, Vitro at #2, 4 and probably 5. Maybe on #3, but I wonder about Akro there. Not seeing much detail on the big one at #1.

Marbles you've thought of parting with -- for money or friendship -- but you just couldn't do it. I bought these from an esteemed seller. It was in facebook offering. The listing was bargain-priced and there were even more marbles than I'm showing here. I couldn't believe there were no takers, so I was trying to help talk the group up, and then I decided I had to have them. Maybe Marble King copperheads just aren't as desirable to others as I expected them to be. But I'm afraid if I ever did part with them I'd have to pay dearly to get any back. So the three copperheads in this group are in my "you better not think about selling these" group. But I guess I _would_ consider giving them away if it were really important to someone.

At 5/8", I'd guess more like a nickel or dime.

I'll bump it for you. I could see them all being Alley but I can see why you'd wonder about #1.

Top to bottom on left: 1. Might be a Japanese Wales style marble. (Or could be a Vitro Conqueror -- really need to see the seams on that one.) 2. Don't know. Maybe Vitro. 3. Probably Master. 4. Master 5. Not sure. Marble King? Master? Vitro? Modern? On right: 1. I started to say Vitro, but I suppose Peltier is also in the running. 2. Not seeing enough features 3. I think Vitro 4. Not sure, maybe Vitro 5. Definitely Vitro. A Tri-lite. An off-center Helmet. 1930's.

Cutlines and seams on machine-made marbles. Not "pontils". The green one on the right might also have a cold roll.

I agree Jabo. I agree less than a dollar. I don't know what it would be called other than Jabo Classic. Just fun to play around with lighting.

I'll never remember! So you have to make sure to hang around to keep things straight!

After many years out of the workforce, I got a job. A manual labor job. So I'm tired! I'm going to have to seriously discipline myself to set time aside to fix the broken photobucket links in many of my Study Hall threads.