Not straightforward to me.
With blue and white like that, I don't know whether to say Alley or Ravenswood.
Perhaps that blue echo ribbon is a signature of some particular company -- that would be nice -- but I don't know.
Heh ... see my comment here on the left: http://marbleconnection.com/topic/23293-mib-id/
More or larger views might help on the right. That bottom view is sorta weird. I think Akro or Vitro on this one ... but ?
This is tricky.
I think the kneejerk ID for this one is Vitro. But the patches aren't stereotypical for Vitro. Could be Akro or Marble King or maybe foreign. How solid as that baseglass?
#1 Asian
#2 is foreign, Asian or Mexican. What color is that base glass. If crystal clear then I say Mexican.
#3 and #4 Vitro
Black is sometimes a topic of conversation because what we call black is usually something else if we look hard at it.
Again, what he said.
I can't think of what it would be other than an Akro patch. Well, I guess I should ask if the white has "fire" in it ... what does it look like when you backlight it?
My last New Year's resolution was to eat a piece of cheesecake every day ... because that's a resolution I wouldn't feel too bad about breaking. But I think I kept it a little too well, so no more resolutions for me.
Hope we all get something wonderful in the new year.
#4 Akro
Probably Akro on #9 and #3.
Maybe also Akro on #7
And #8 might be a messed up Akro cork.
#1 is looking more Vitro to me.
#2 has a more modern look to it ... or maybe an oddball Marble King? Just brainstorming
Wondering about Anacortes Vitro on #6.
More views on the middle marble?
That's tough. Maybe they're an early version of what came to be known as Imperials?
But I guess they could also be flat-out Masters based on the lot being mostly American.
I guess the biggest thing which makes them seem Imperial is finding such a number of them together.