Steph

Yo, Paul! @jeeperman

Thanks!

Richard, I keep getting this niggling thought that they might be Jabo. There are some U-shapes there ... and it would go with LTrain's other Jabos. But I don't know if Jabo did white in clear.

Thanks, Josh.

I need to redo my tutorial on seams/cutlines. It was accidentally deleted. Now that I have a decent camera, I can take pics of seams myself. The cutlines are important for marble identification. In your last picture, the probable cutlines start at about about 6 o'clock and 9 o'clock. Then they're pointing back into the photo. At this point, I think it will probably be a Jabo or a late Vitro.

I think your blue 3 vane is a wonky Pelt banana. Your Vitros are very photogenic.

Fun. Might need more angles for an ID.

Would go in my "transparent swirl" jar. (Wouldn't try to narrow it down more.)

I guess I'd let it ride around with my Vitros for awhile to see if it felt like it belonged.

Thanks, Al. (I'm really shaken on my slag identifying ability. )

Someone'll surely be by soon to straighten me out ....... *hint hint hint*

Here is a box of Honey Onyx which Lloyd sold. How widely did Honey Onyx differ? Tonight I saw a translucent based marble which I really wanted to turn out to be a found-in-the-wild Honey Onyx, but I didn't want to give the owner too much hope about it being one of that elusive type.

A couple of those on the left do look intriguingly small.

The U-shape of the curve says Jabo might be a possibility here. I just don't recognize the colors right off. Someone else such as @Nantucketdink might.

Jabo Classics. From between 1991 and 2007.

There are these .... http://marbleconnection.com/topic/7087-marbles-from-south-america/

That's beautiful. Not helping me ID it. But it's beautiful. Is this a white patch on one side and a blue on the other? Or all blue? I could be making this too difficult. Could be a Vitro Conqueror.

Jabo makes sense. Unusual interior though. Very attractive.

To me this looks like a more modern marble than what we call eggyolk and oxblood. (I'm not sure you have oxblood -- but I can't swear you don't.) Here's an example of an eggyolk and oxblood -- pretty sure Akro in this shot: http://marbleconnection.com/topic/23022-oxbloods-show-me-some-please/?do=findComment&comment=207033 And here's an even older style -- from Germany: http://marbleconnection.com/topic/23022-oxbloods-show-me-some-please/?do=findComment&comment=207084

Hi. Welcome. Those look like somewhat later swirls. Champion is a possibility.

@winnie?

Can we get different lighting on the blue? Maybe a flash photo or an underwater photo? I don't think I have a chance on the green. Some kinda error cat, I guess?? It's gorgeous. I'm leaning Pelt because it was with other pelts, but ???

Wow! With the big size and the tunnel patterns on that one seam, my best guess is European. That's a wild one.

Could be .... Not one I'll be able to help narrow down.

Without seeing pictures, three-vane would usually mean Asian. I'm not seeing slags -- I think transparent swirls. Blue and green clear? (Oh the pair posted in the ID section?)