Yes, some people take group shots, like four marbles, with several photos showing different views of the same group. That's manageable. But new threads for new marbles is definitely best. Hard to keep straight which marble is being discussed otherwise.
Vitro Conqueror on the bottom, with the aqua and white. That's from the 1940's.
Let's get some more opinions on the other two.
I assume the top is a WV swirl. I'd guess Ravenswood or Alley.
Second is another WV swirl. Pretty sure Alley.
Any reason to think the aqua and brown is older? Because it looks like a newish marble -- a Jabo.
I can't tell how many marbles we're looking at after that point. Might be a Jabo in there. But one view which sort of looked Jabo has some older looking wear so maybe it's Champion.
I broke your other posts from this thread off into new threads so that it would be easier to discuss the marbles in those posts.
I think some kind of West Virginia Swirl.
(The question might have been between slag and swirl with those colors -- and I'm saying swirl.)
There were several companies who could have made it in the 30's through 50's. Others such as Ron ( @wvrons) might be able to narrow it down to one or two companies. I can't.
Welcome, Jen.
I so wish I had thought to rescue my dad's childhood marble bag before he decided that it was too worn to keep any longer. I knew about his bag before I started collecting marbles, but after I started collecting I let a few years lapse before it occurred to me to ask him about it, and when I asked it was too late.
Your green one has a good chance of being Master. Some small part of me wondered if it might be a modern marble which resembles Masters. But I think probably Master.
(Well, I mean your marble is a Peltier Rainbo ... which ever one it is that you think it might resemble. )
My avatar marble is a Dave's Appalachian Swirl.
Good chance of Jabo on the last one.
Need different views of the first one. If the ribbons stretch in a way that their ends might form a top and a bottom of the marble, then need those views.
The top might have been someone's favorite shooter! I can't tell what it is behind the damage.
The middle is a Vitro Tiger Eye from the 1950's.
The bottom is a West Virginia swirl. Many WV companies were making these in the 30's through 50's.