Steph

I'm leaning toward Vacor.

Supposedly the clear glass on older sulphides glows a little under blacklight and on modern ones it doesn't.

Modern Asian

You have many cat's eyes. They are common. The angel figure is called a sulphide. It is the most interesting marble. Do you have a blacklight? A blacklight can help determine if it is an older marble or a newer marble.

Good question. Suddenly I can't remember seeing a 3/4" popeye.

The texture makes me think it could be foreign.

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"Patch" is a pretty safe descriptor.

It's modern. At that size my first thought is Vacor. With that structure, I suppose it's possible that it's Marble King.

Part of me thought of Vitro. But I think I'm seeing a Pelt flip-flop. Vancecrash, what we need to see is the seams, to be able to count how many ribbons there are, and how they join up to each other. Note to self: replace seam tutorial that I accidentally deleted.

West Virginia Swirl. Specifically, I believe that the West Virginia company which made this one was Alley. Even if WV swirls have turkey-like shapes, we usually save that description for Christensen Agates.

Some Peltier Rainbos, Vitro Cat's Eyes, West Virginia Swirls, maybe some other Vitros, some Marble Kings. A lot of vintage. Some modern. Most American. Some foreign. I think these are commons.. So I wouldn't pay much for them. The boulder sized ones with green stripes are the most interesting to me. If they are Peltier Rainbos then that's cool. You don't see a lot of large Rainbos.

another wild one .... straight from the savannah

very nice effect

sizzling

The larger blue one and the orange ones look like Veiligglas wirepulls from Amsterdam. The smaller blue one might turn out to be a Master and the smaller whitish one might turn out to be a Master or a Vitro cat's eye. The yellow seems like it could turn out to be a newer Vacor. Or a Veiligglas wirepull. But could be something else. Pictures still a little fuzzy.

Hi. Not seeing exactly the views I expect ... but I think this will turn out to be a Peltier Rainbo. Circa 1930's to 1960's.

wild!

Yeah ... that's fun. I like when you think you have an ordinary clearie and then you find you have a balloon of one color inside a shell of a different color. (And I like using blacklight to reveal structure to help me guess the maker of the clearies.)

Those boulders are pretty!

If older, I'm wondering if it could be Japanese.

That's a good guess. With the texture I could see it being older. I don't think I"m seeing the cutlines clearly.

I don't remember seeing that much. I'm leaning Master. because of the shape of the patch. 5/8"?