Steph

The bottom left is the only one I'm seeing as a Multicolor Rainbo. Looking for three intentional colors of ribbons to qualify as MCR. The MCR was introduced in the National Line era. I've seen some which looked like they probably were made after the National Line era. But mostly NLR-era. So, I'm seeing one NLR-era marble in your group, and three Rainbos.

I've seen it a few times. Something I already posted showing up again in the reply box.

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.

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Akro Flinties could have the pole to pole structure. And Master Cloudy could.

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.

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.

I saw that possibility in his first photos. But this group puts things in a different light ... pun intended.