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RW seems most likely to me.

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Champion. The one sided pattern was just due to the random way the glass ran out of the tank. They were just melting glass, letting it run out of a hole in the furnace and cutting the steam into little sections and letting them fall on the rollers, which made them round. No manipulation of the pattern on most swirls.

I'd put it with Champion.

I see Master for #1

First one is Ravenswood.

St. Marys Alley.

I'd call it Alley.

I would Go RW based on the 3rd pic what I see at the top of the marble and overall pattern.

I lean RW on the majority of them. Top left looks more Alley.

Yep, JABO.

Leaning to Alox.

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Pennsboro Alleys.

St. Marys Alley

Black line all red.

Okay, just under 5/8" is what I was expecting it to be and I would call it Champion.

A thought or two come to mind but .5"? That would make it a peewee, very small. Are you sure on that size? Because size affects the ID.

In Ravenswood, look for a more organized ribbon. A stream you can follow that swirls in a more graceful manner. Not that Heaton can't do the same, but many Heatons have this short stream construction and RWs have a longer stream making up the marble in general.

Nice! Those are St. Marys Alleys. Looks like they are the contents of a box or bag and have stayed together through the years. The one looks like a fancy or exotic type or coral I think. Would be a great group to keep together and not mixed up with others to use as fill for a box or just for posterity.

Heaton. Nice pics!

Purple slag. The pink is an effect of the white under the purple glass.