Steph

Peltier on 1, 2, 12

Cool video, and nice collection. Regarding Al's observation, I did increase the speed a little because I have a short attention span. I enjoyed.

Intriguing. Yeah, I don't see Pelt. But I also am not ready to join in with Jabo. Those ribbons are crisper than what I associate with Jabo in general. Curious to hear from others.

Fair chance of Akro.

Imperial on the blue. Maybe Akro Moss Agate on the cloudy one.

Yes to WV swirls on 3 through 8. At least on 4 through 8. Maybe 3.

Do 1, 2, 9 and 10 have one patch or two? Generally want to see two (or more) patches for a Marble King. One MK-like patch could point to Akro.

Yes, Imperial on 11, 12.

That last picture seems to be showing a "buttcrack". That doesn't necessarily mean Jabo, but it does happen a lot with Jabos. I can't tell. Could be an error corkscrew. Could be a wonky patch. Could be a very nonbusy swirl.

I agree. #12 (near the empty space at #1) does appear to be an Akro Moonie. Cool. Peltier on #3. Need seems or patch ends on #2. Three different views look Vitro, Peltier or Jabo. Jabo on #4. Master on #6. WV swirls on 8, 9, 10 ... no guesses about maker. Well, if it's Alox, it's not techincally a WV swirl, so safer to lump it in with "transparent swirls". (Some of the views on 8 looked Jabo, but one definitely looked older.) I wouldn't call #11 a wirepull. If it's a wirepull then it's European, probably Veiligglas in Amsterdam. And it might turn out to be, but I'm not seeing it. I don't have a guess for it.

Not a Helmet. Maybe a lazy corkscrew, which would be an Akro corkscrew which wanted to cork but didn't make a full twist. Or maybe a Peltier? Or maybe a really lazy swirl? The marble which is looking white in some of these new pix is looking Mastery.

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Is #7 a corkscrew? The underlighting isn't helping me see what's inside the cat eye. One view makes me think maybe Vitro. The filaments I see in another view make think it could turn out to be Master. Are the rest swirls? The non-busy ones like 1, 4 and 5 ... just not seeing enough detail on them. I assume swirls. For a couple of views I wondered if #11 was a slag, but the last photo puts #11 firmly in the swirl family.

Those meet the white ribbon requirement. However, I think these are later swirls. Possibly Champion Agate.

Not slag. Slag needs white glass swirled around. and you are most welcome

Welcome, Wendy!

(so you got it mostly right )

1 through 6 are Vitro All Reds. Sometimes they get a little extra color to them. Agree WV swirl on 7, 9. Yes to MK bumblebee on 12. 11 is quite likely an MK game marble. I don't know on 11 either. I'll go with "transparent swirl". 8? significant cold rolls on that one. Not sure what's insidee.

I agree. I know nothing about the writing on it ... about when it would have been done. I would guess relatively recently. But that would only be a guess.

Here's an example of the Japanese style. Sara posted it . @Sara Sass A v-shaped seam instead of a straight one.

If I'm not careful I won't get caught up with 2019 before 2020! Here's another. June 7, 2019. Alley Silverbacks. Intriguing name. I've sent a note to Dave to ask what the story behind these is. Edit: got my answer. Items made from silver were added to the glass. Also Alley cullet was used. If you find a marble from this run with black aventurine, that's a sign you might have one with silver also.

I don't mean that you have a Japanese marble in your group. Just that there is a Japanese style which exists, which sometimes can be taken for a Vitro Conqueror. Your center marble has a long straight seam, so I think it's Vitro. The Japanese marble has a different shaped seam.

Other than WV swirl no. There are only a few WV swirls that I recognize by maker. #4 does look a bit different now . Maybe it's not a WV swirl. Maybe a slag.

These are Modern Asian. The type often called Imperial because many were distributed in the U.S. by the Imperial Toy Company. The turquoise one has threads of oxblood. That's a popular thing to find, not uncommon. This family of marbles can be very pretty. And there are variations you might never see more than once. I _might_ have seen this combo one other time. For awhile I hoped it was something other than "Imperial" but I can't think of anything else it could be.

I think you got it. Not seeing all the seams I'd like to see. (There is a Japanese marble which could be mistaken for a Vitro Conqueror if you weren't looking at the seams.) But basically I think you have it.