Steph

I tried to figure out how common 5/16" pelts were. Didn't find it. Best I can do is bump it for you.

Pretty sure they were up against vintage marbles ... pretty sure it was a Rooster which was thought to be a vintage marble. Then someone figured it out. Not aware of an Asian ID site.

One year a Vacor won a "best slag" competition at one of the clubs out west. Was over 10 years ago. Now folks recognize 'em better.

Nice pattern on #5.

#4. Vacor Rooster #5. I'm thinkin' Vacor Hurricane #6 & 7. Asian #1 through 3 .... yes foreign ... maybe Vacor on #2.

The pictures do show quite a lot of detail. Nice.

Won't be a steal, but you won't be robbed either. And a nice little bag of marbles finds a good home.

I vote yes.

Here's one it reminded me of. Not as much coverage as Dan's, obviously, but some wide ribbons. I had that one in with my Rainbow Reds for a long time ... until one day the light hit it just right and I realized that was a Peltier green base, not a weird MK black ribbon.

Modern for #3 through 7 #3. Asian (the style called Imperial, but I'm trying to get out of the habit of saying that) #4. Maybe Vacor. (If not, then Asian) #5. Does it have cutlines? Not sure ....presuming foreign #6. Foreign. Leaning Asian. #7. Vacor #1 ... what are the cutlines shaped like? short? long? V-shaped? straight? #2 is a puzzle. I'll guess modern but I don't have a guess for a maker with one off-center brown ring around the middle. Does it have an iridescent finish? Or is a normal glass finish just with reflections?

Thanks, Mike.

Pictures aren't showing. They appear to be attachments from AAM. I guess folks would have to log in there to see them.

Sean, check out the new pix over here:

If those are the same marbles, then I'd have both of them in my Pelt box.

From this thread? http://marbleconnection.com/topic/23694-id-help/

It hard to ID a marble when all the photos are backlit. But I bet you're right about them being Pelt Rainbos.

What does the red and white look like backlit?

That's great! So much fun.

Do any of them have MFC in them?

I'm still leaning Pelt on the first one -- or at least considering it as a possibility. Some wide ribbons, but they're arranged in the Pelt flip-flop pattern.

That's wonderful to hear!

That looks like 1929 and 1930-31

I thought I would post them all in order. Supposed to be a complete set of Akro ads. But there's a lot of repetition through the 20's. Which makes sense of course now that I think about it. I think I'll probably post them all anyway. We'll just have a bit of deja vu.

I agree on the left marble. I probably agree on the right. However, the top right view is throwing me. The coloring on the right marble is also throwing me.