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Nice Pennsboro Alley.

Champ furnace.

JABO.

Getting pelt rainbo from it here.

What size? JABO is what I see. But it resembles an Alley taterbug in color.

15/16" is in the realm for RB floats. But the OP isn't one, it appears to be a Japanese cateye.

A few more BDs. In the group photo are two BDs with another Vitro the same size and same blue base but with a green patch on it instead of the lavender and white. Only one I've seen and was found with a blue devil. Some other neat Vitros in the group pic too.

I agree with Vitro BD.

I agree, not Heaton for sure. It's a slag IMO. Even looks like it could be hand gathered.

Lol I won't get into that. Well... in the glass world, someone could easily call it slag. In the marble world, generally not.

This pic here screams Pelt. Even has the skip in the white. What to market them as is beyond me. The marbles will sell with honest marketing regardless. I lean to variations of some sort of sunset.

I'm with Vitro with that lavender on it.

Strong chance of JABO that got hung on the rollers in one direction. Dubbed "jorkscrews".

Heaton for me on this. Dug quite a few. Houze glass cullet in the base I believe.

Me either.

Some Vacors have orange peel but I find far more without it than with it.

Here's a pic I have on file of another, less banana style

Agreed.

Master here too.

I don't know. I maybe found ten but I knew an area where they were more concentrated and focused on that for a while. They were closer to the surface. I don't think anyone found a large quantity, at least not that I know of. I searched that area until I got enough examples to suit me and then went back to the swirls. The area with these was also full of clearies and other cateyes that look to me like Heatons, and what they call Heaton Sulphides. Whether these are Heaton or Bogard isn't clear to me. I think Heaton is possible based on the fact that they are also found with the wider vanes more like MK cats, which is what Heaton made, but then you also find them in this banana cat style, which somewhat matches the green ones Jack reportedly dumped at the side of the loading dock because he couldn't sell them. But I don't recall finding one single marble that I could say was 100% for certain a Bogard in that area. The large number of industrial clearies found in that area and all closer to the surface might suggest Bogard. Down deeper in the Heaton swirls, there were plenty of similar looking clearies too, so I guess Heaton made plenty of those too. Heaton made a very few patch types as well, as evidenced by the digs and also found in packaging (I have some that match dug examples in Bogard labeled packaging containing apparent Heaton marbles). In this post on AAM you can see several different examples including this type we're discussing and another variation of the same marble but with orange replacing the mustard yellow. They are even harder to find. https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=6761 Check out both pages if you want to see some related paperwork I have pertaining to Bogard and cateyes.

Three more in this pic for reference

Yep figure 8. A Japanese member on AAM did some extensive digging over where she lives to discover more about the Japanese marble makers and uncovered the maker for these I believe.

The first sure does make you want to say CAC at a quick glance but I agree, it's off. Pic 2 shows where the stream is cut and sure enough, Vacor. It has the beachball stream with two red ribbons opposing each other and 2 blue opposing each other. Not sure on the second. Might be Vacor too like Ric said.

This mustardy color combo, as far as I know, is exclusive to that one company too. I won't spoil it.

Blue Boy.