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This last 3/4” one sure looks like one of the 1999 JABO McMillan Specials

Are the top seven all Ravenswood? The two below to the right…are they also RW? Bottom left is different and maybe too generic…but…is it RW or Alley or something else?

Is there also an Alley like this?..tan base with this shade of brown…or are they all Ravenswood? Who else made a tan base with brown that looks like it?

Look up DAS Blue Racers

First and only thought is DAS

I believe it is a 3/4” JABO Classic

The 72 plus 3 bags of Vitro Anacortes Classics come with 3 shooters. The 3 shooters seem to always be either this type (green with white), or the other type white with green.

Vitro Anacortes I believe

How big is it? I don’t believe any animosity lingers between members of this forum and the other. Many members are in both forums.

English opaque wispler

Looks like an Irene Manufacturing Wispler to me.

JABO

the patterns were “decent” on some of the 2011/12 peewees😀.

Pretty sure it’s not JABO. Still could be DAS or SMM though.

The JABO Classic peewees were made on the 5/8” rollers they were using for the 5/8” marbles. They had several different 5/8” rollers that were used over the years and only know for sure what was used in 91. In 2011 and 2012 they used the Vitro peewee rollers to make a few runs of weewee sized peewees. I do not believe JABO used a Pelt set of peewee rollers to run marbles ever.

There was a JABO Classic with these colors

If it’s Ravenswood and the base is truly tan in hand, it would be a first for my eyes (a weak hybrid Red/Blue Raven).

I have factory packaged weewee sized peewees (3/8” and under) by Vitro and MK. I have old peewees by Alley, Champion, Ravenswood, Heaton, Cairo, Akro, Pelt, and others. Just sharing some peewee info

There doesn’t seem to be a lot of diversity in them, so not one of the types that can hold your attention for years.

Once you know which countries to look in to find them in bulk, you can easily find a 100 a month if you want to. They aren’t common in the USA, but they are quite common in several other countries