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I don't know about the presence of white glass question. I'd be interested to learn more too. I just posted the other 4 bricks I have for comparison. I think at least 3 of those are MFC. Thanks to all for your help and comments!

Here are 4 more Ox Bricks. I can clearly see what I think are 9 and tails in the first 3, but I'm not as sure about the 4th one (in the lower right corner). The top 2 are 3/4", then 41/64", and the last one is 5/8". I'm wondering if the last one is Akro. The ox looks to be a slightly different shade than the other 3 and I don't see a 9 and tail. Any thoughts are welcome- Thanks!

Thanks for your help too, VA! I always appreciate all who spend the time to help out with ID. You have some stunning furnace marbles!

Yes, those look just like mine. Thanks Nantucket! (You have a nice sampling there!)

Just for clarification- St. Mary's or Sistersville?

Good advice Fire. Getting to see more examples definitely helps to train the eye. You'll love THE BOOK- I splurged and got it. Lots of super high quality swirls. Much better looking than most of my examples!

Thanks VA! Those are some super nice marbles. Here are a couple more of my OP- I don't know that they will help much. It is not transparent. When backlit is glows orangish red. Thanks to all!

Thanks Cheese! I guess I'm still learning my Alley patterns.

I don't see any signs like a nine and tail that would make it MFC. It's a beauty! One of my favorites. It's 41/64 (.64) inches.

Or maybe a Champion 'Tangerine Slag'? It's 37/64 (.58) inches.

They don't feel like Alley, but I could be wrong. The green one is 41/64 (.64) inches and might have some more distinguishing ID patterns in the last 3 pics. The blue one is 23/32 (.72) inches so that might make it too big to be either a RW or Heaton? It is a bit OOR, but I don't think it is a double ingot. Thanks!

Pics 1 & 2 look so good... 3 & 4 show it to be a bit on the squished side. It's .69 x.51 inches. The white glass has strong UV.

One is a smidge larger than 5/8 (.62) inches and one is a smidge smaller.

I have this one saved as being from St. Mary's. Does that sound correct? It's 5/8 (.62) inches.

Maybe a flame-ette? It's got 4 tips. The other has 5 tips. Pretty sure they are both Alley- correct? The one on the left is 2/3 (.66) inch, the one on the right is 5/8 (.62) inches.

Sweet one!

Not JABO. Vitro I believe.

It's from the Tribute to Friendship Run on 3/5/09. The Ace's run also used that pink champagne glass, but it's too small to be from that run. From 2008 to early 2012 JABO had what are called "Experimental Runs". They were mainly runs where a group of investors would pool their money to pay for the run and then divide up the resulting marbles. This is from one of those runs.

European Sparkler.

Bumping this back to the top. Any help is appreciated. I know the slags can be tough to ID.

I believe that is a Blue Colorado. The clear base is key for that, plus white, orange/salmon and blue. I think a plain Colorado swaps green for the blue.

yes x2. Love that cherry red base glass!

Definitely what I would call orange, blue and a little white on a transparent green base. A little bigger at 43/64 (.67) inches no UV.

This one is more orange or salmon, blue and white. Transparent green base glass. 41/64 (.65) inches no UV.

Same as the last one. Clear base, but a more reddish than orange color in addition to the white and blue. Also 41/64 (.65) inches.