Steph

I figured I might have the starting year off for the big ones. Never was quite sure when those were added to the line-up. I think I asked once but the answer didn't stick.

Hello. Welcome. At that size with those patterns, I think you have Jabo Classics. Marbles made at Jabo-Vitro in Reno, Ohio between 1991 and 2007.

Yes, Veiligglas from the Netherlands. For most. The bottom left is not seeming to fit with the others in that photo. Oh, and on the right, the second from top seems to have a different pattern.

For a peewee, my first guess will be Vacor

Pretty sure I told you not to do that again. :(

I will move this thread over to the main forum to see if anyone is close enough that they might want to have a look. Also, if you posted some pictures, that could be helpful. Could help you and could help people who might want to purchase.

Well, I was surprised to win 😯, but I won't apologize! 👹 You do already have one set after all, and I had none. 🔥

Hi. Welcome. Your marble would be a modern reproduction. The comic marbles from around 1930 were made with Peltier Peerless Patches. Those marbles have a single patch. All the vintage marbles that I'm aware of are printed in black. Your red image points to modern. Often you will see reproduction comics on Marble Kings that have two patches. That's most common I think. Does your marble have any patches? Having no patch would also point to modern. Additionally, what size is yours? If it's on a large marble, then pretty sure that means modern as well. And finally, the details of the image are a little different on yours from what you would see on the old ones.

Brilliant!

How about Peltier Broken Corkscrew on the yellow and white .... Do you see four yellow ribbons?

*gulp*

I am 99.99% sure that I have seen large Wales marbles. I mean, I am very confident that I have, but am allowing for a glitch in my memory. Were they a full inch? I don't know. But they were big and I was jealous.

Yah ... a revelation to see the core. But will be interesting to see what resin does for the rest. Especially curious how this one would turn out.

What happened to your sniper bid?

No, no, no! LOL This would go in my personal museum with a printed explanation of its history and purpose ... after I figured out what that was.

dayaaaang 😯

Love it ... whatever it is.

Odd mix of old and new. I think if someone was buying the older ones individually it would probably make it up to $40. Interesting marble that you're highlighting.

Agree with Vacor. I'll go with the style name Old Fashion.

Vacor is what I was thinking. This does affect my thoughts about Vacor. I'll agree with conundrum and keeper.

I have a square MK bumblebee. And several skewed sparklers.

I was going to go with Blue Boy. But not knowing the date I did a search and I came up with 1959 to 1964 for Blue Boys based on info posted in this thread: https://marbleconnection.com/topic/28674-mk/ But then I noticed the colors of the examples there and they don't quite match yours. Yours might turn out to be one of the newer ones that @Ric was thinking of in that thread. I do not know how this will turn out.

I can't dispute the name. Could be. I really don't know. I only had a vague idea that the name _might_ apply to the one Melissa posted. I'm seriously deficient with collector names.

there we are! Thanks, Nate!

The company started in 1930, with clays. Then they made "canicas de cristal", which I presume to be clearies. Then in 1944 they made "Trébols”, which would be cat's eyes, and that may have been before Japan started making cat's eyes. (Someone may correct me with more up-to-date information.) The Vacor swirls may have started being made as early as the 1980's, but definitely were in production in the 1990s and still are to the present. The Galaxy/Planet style is from the 1980's and still made later. They made some stunning marbles in the 1960s. Here is an example posted on Facebook by Ricardo Mendoza. Style name: Mosaico