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The last group photo is almost all heatons. The group of 4 similar ones on the previous page also are.

I'd have it with my pelt rainbos FWIW. Got twisted up.

I agree, the MCS looking one is the heaton like we discussed before in the thread Neo linked to. Also several of the other swirls are Heatons.

Lol Chad The size is also right for a DI, and you can see the crease between the two ingots.

Akro double ingot on the blue one. You can see the spirals of both mashed together into one marble.

I'm with Chad on all three.

X 2 Alley for sure

Thanks Ron, the names for money gig is ever present.

A slag with minimal action.

I'd agree.

Lol I debated between Alley and Champ.

Tough one. Could be a Champion.

Sistersville Alley actually.

Marbles can glow different shades and colors without any indication of age. Old and new alike may glow.

And I haven't criticized, but this conversation shows the confusion and negative impact that arbitrary names cause for new collectors. I didn't just fall off the marble truck either. You don't have to take my word for it since you don't know me, take a look on a google search for a "orange lady Alley marble" and see, the one single mention of one is the ebay listing we are discussing. It will also bring up the discussions about the Alley lady line where you can read what is included in that lineup and who named them.

I know exactly who it is and he knows me. It's not a real Alley name. Sorry. What facts do you assume I'm missing?

Oh, I see who has one on ebay... that's not the name. It's a made up name for ebay sales. It's an unnamed marble and not related to the lady family. The made up names on ebay confuse new collectors all the time.

Have you seen one? I've never seen or heard of it. Orange ribbon on purple base or the other way around? The lady family marbles all have a lavender to pink ribbon on whatever base, so I assume it's supposed to be a lavender ribbon on an orange base?

Revenswood isn't known for using much yellow but I think this is one.

It's a Pennsboro Alley. Orange lady? Never heard of it.

Looked again and I'm changing to Sistersville Alley. Might be wrong but those dark streaking lines alongside of the pink triggered a memory or familiarity.

No, Vitro Trilite. Buttermilk has a different yellow. Like melted butter over a cream color.

Looks a lot like CAC to me.

X 2

What size? I think it may be newer.