Akro is a good guess. Circa 1930's. Second choice Master -- same time period.
What size?
If Akro or Master I can't see mica or lutz being a possibility. Could be debris or small reflections from hit marks.
I agree with modern. And foreign.
I'm leaning Asian on the little speckled ones. (The other choice is Mexican but I think Asian.)
The size of the toebreaker makes Vacor de Mexico a strong possibility for that one.
Hi Puck!
You're adorable!
I once had a cat who loved marbles. Now I wish I'd let him have more of them. If any of my future cats ever want to play I'll never tell them no.
I don't see a pontil -- that's some kind of damage. This marble saw some major action.
25.2mm? So that's an inch.
I was going to say Peltier Peerless patch, but that guess would have been for a smaller sized marble.
Because of the large size I'm getting more of a Vitro feeling now.
What a wonderful patch.
Well, that's a good question.
The red looks transparent in these photos, so maybe it's an Onyx, rather than a Prize Name. The white is very thick and rich though, which would make me guess earlier Onyx cork rather than later?
I gave it my first reading tonight.
With the emphasis on photos, it's easy to peruse in one sitting, and I look forward to doing it again.
In addition to the packaging pictures there are historical documents and advertisements.
My pictures are missing from this other thread -- darn Photobucket -- but yeah, stained glass is associated with Akro.
http://marbleconnection.com/topic/11516-1930-akro-boxes/
I see you uploaded a photo in the gallery. I'll post it here.
I recognize that pattern. Can't remember for sure if I've seen it with Akros. It is very familiar though. I can do some digging. Meanwhile others might have pertinent comments.