Steph

I'll bump for the swirl gurus!

Fun!


Bonner Springs, KS

Moon Marble Company

I guess I better watch that video.  In the meantime, I can bump the thread for you. 

Agreed.  

First thought is Vacor Yellow Jacket error. 

schweet!

Akro Flinties could have the pole to pole structure.  

And Master Cloudy could.  

30 minutes ago, Melissa said:

Which other direction?

Marble King, Vitro, Akro?

Found the nickname. 

Sprite.

I'm seeing Rainbo.  

I do not know a nickname for that color combo.  

Jabo.

That's a small one?  

Going with game marble, possibly one made by Alley. 

Marbles such as this are why I am rooting for Pelt on the third.

I sorta want the green to be Alley, but with as much green as there is you're probably correct about Jabo.   Edit: actually with that bright green, I might consider Vacor for the modern option.  


And I want the black and orange to be CAC but you're probably correct about Vacor.

Oooooooh.  Pretty. 

I should know whose but I don't. 

Could be Pelt.  Could be one of the more obscure makers that we now know do bananas.  I haven't kept up with we know about those lesser known cat eye makers.

Good chance on the red.

Long seams on the green could point other directions. 

I think so.

Peltier.
Akro.
Akro or Pelt. 

Akro on #1.  

Jabo on #4.  


 

I'm with Rick on  the top one.  The three ribbons in different colors also give me a foreign vibe. 

Jeff, yes to Patry. 

Patry Denton. 

38 minutes ago, Jzoook6 said:

Im sure they were made with different base glass types over the years, those in the photos just happen to maybe be clearer than my aqua, making them more likely to be photographed . 🤷‍♀️

I'm not aware of Liberties ever being anything but crystal clear base.

Not saying it didn't happen.  But am not assuming that it did.  Would surely be a good lesson if it turns out they came with different base glass. 

Had to come back and reread your intro to let another layer of details and history permeate.   

12 minutes ago, cheese said:

Called a vacor Liberty

I saw that possibility in his first photos. 

But this group puts things in a different light ... pun intended.

19 minutes ago, chocomibs said:

Has nothing to do with you friend, I got my info from notable YouTube collectors, books I have, and a somewhat similar marble I've seen sold by another collector. I'm familiar with a submarine being a hybrid of a cobra/cyclone type and that the majority of them are "difficult to describe" (not my words). It may be a CAC, but when most cacs are selling for 50-300 and the really unique ones are 300-600, and I've seen one go up to 3500, 35 seems it would be an excellent gamble for you, not so much for me. Feels a bit scammy

 Hence my hesitation to assume good faith arguments. Waiting for consensus that I feel comfortable accepting, so far yinz have been all over the place. "Why yes this marble is unlike anything I've seen and have no comparison to it, but I will pay you a very low price for it" . You haven't been the first to play that lol

The point is that you have not been waiting for a consensus.   You took one tentative answer that you liked and ran with it,  and then made a non-good-faith ebay listing with it.  

Now you're insulting the people who have been trying to help you.

Bad form.