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Master sunburst.

Heaton Sweet Potato.

I'm with Ravenswood on the 1st. Not sure on the 2nd.

Hit them with a UV light. I bet they glow. Possibly Davis.

Akro X4

Sistersville Alley for sure.

CAC for the win.

I like that one. Nice glass wherever it came from.

Agreed, from the St. Mary's factory.

I don't see much spin on them, not quite 1 full turn or maybe 1 turn at the most...?

2 Pelts, 2 Akros.

Alox is a good choice, these can be very hard, nearly impossible to ID. You have pattern and size alone to go by. I see some metallic mottling that nods a little towards Alox or Ravenswood. Pattern doesn't look Ravenswood, pattern does fit with Alox IMO. I think pretty much every swirl maker, even Davis and Jackson, made them in this color.

1980s Champion.

All Masters. Master made Sunbursts, Comets, Cloudies, Meteors, etc... depending on the opacity of the base and patch.

Alley for the first, second looks mostly Vitro but that red patch has a MK look to it...

St. Mary's Alley.

It used to be and still is common to put these grey base sooty bubble pelts with Kokomos but get your eyes and hands on enough Kokomos to study hard and you'll get an understanding of their construction and glass and see that they are usually not Kokos. They did make very similar marbles and learned how from Peltier and used their machine and glass. So seems impossible, right? But thankfully they are not the same. Just like how the red and white WV swirls all look the same, until you learn what to look for.

Peltier for me.

Lol browncat, my inclination is you should go with "may have" or rapidly approaching that status LOL I'm actually working on a glass of Evan Williams small batch bourbon myself as we type. Just before hitting the sack for the night (early morning).

I'd say Heaton but not part of the oyster group. A real oyster has a tan-grey muscle with brown and purple along the area where the muscle attaches to the shell. That's how the Heaton oyster got it's name. These are oysters, shucked from their shells: And these are Heaton oyster marbles:

Vacor on all.

That one linked to from the Peltier site is mine. It's the same as the Sant Claus, but in yellow. In fact, it was found in a lot with a Santa Claus that matched in size (21/32" ish) and glass and pattern, just the red instead of yellow.

Agreed, the OP marble is a JABO classic from the 1990s.

The old photobucket pic is one of mine from years ago. It's a MK peewee or close to peewee that I found some time ago. It does have a pelty look but it's not. Nice wolverines Chad! I agree the op marble is Pelt.

Peltier rainbo.