Steph

Transparent swirls are really hard to pin down to any maker. The icing-like white might point to foreign though.

I never knew that about ventilation problems giving seediness or gas pockets.

Miller swirl is sort of a dicey category. Luckily, these happen to be Peltier Multicolor Rainbos. (Some might call them Multicolor Swirls.) They are from the 1930's. At least the left and bottom one are. I think probably the right one also but another view could nail it down.

Thanks, Ron!

Master did make cats. Some banana-type. Some less defined. Here are some Master cats which @ManofKent posted.

With that bottle-green glass, I think it might be foreign. Maybe an older foreign. So, Master or foreign.

Vacors I think a nonswirly version of these: https://www.billes-en-tete.com/detail.php?id=56

Ron popped in and then popped out.

Another of those fence sitters. With all that white you kinda wanna say slag, but it sorta also has a transparent swirl look. Aargh.

Single seam Marble King bumblebee

Welcome!

I'd say Alley for both.

Assuming the realistic looking boy is a later version, that's not the only time that they had essentially the same graphics, but updated the style.

I don't know ... but I'll add "orange slag?" to your title to try to attract attention.

Bottom left. No wait, bottom right. Final answer!

ooooooooh what a beauty

I have one of these bags:

Seagram's. Turn it inside out.

So, I think it was officially released in 2017. But definitely in production for longer. Teaser from 4 years ago: https://vimeo.com/83400438 Fundraising video from 4 years ago: https://vimeo.com/82751262 Need a copy! Have sent them a message on facebook to ask how to get one.

All The Marbles is more than ten years old, but thanks to winning a 2017 award, it qualified for the 2018 Academy Awards. [Edit: I _thought_ it was an older movie, but I might be getting confused. Maybe it just took a long time to produce? All I know is I need a copy.] They'll be at the Salute Your Shorts festival in August and at the Burbank film festival in September. http://allthemarblesmovie.com/ https://blogcritics.org/film-review-marbles-looking-oscar/

Thank you, Alan.