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I'd say Alley, Heaton, Ravenswood if 9/16" or so, and Jabo for the yellow ones.

Definitely Cairos.

Yep kay row but I've heard locals say almost Keer row or somewhere between the two. We have a Cairo in GA a few minutes from me. It is a very definite KAY ROW. Used to be home of the Roddenberry pickle company.

Probably, the pics are hard to see detail on.

Pelt rainbo here.

In the last photo I see a curved seam with eyelashes, so possibly Akro or Master. Not much to go on though.

JABO

Asian modern

I thought JABO too FWIW. Tightly folded, larger stream than usual.

X 2

Something from the Vacor Hurricane line.

X 2

I think the OP marble is probably Champion or Alox if that helps. Hard to pin down some transparents.

Thanks!

This does not belong to me, just sharing the photo. Several dates on it, so I used the date on the left.

I have tons more but it would mostly be boring. They spent a lot on natural gas lol, imagine that! Here I have matched up the invoice from Vitro, the check it was paid with, and the stub. Notice the time lapsed between the date the invoice was issued and when it was paid. 😮

Akro tri colored patch with oxblood. It came with I guess around 100 of them. Some were just weak ones, some were the normal ones, and some had rich bold coloration and I think two had the double ribbon like this. I guess the contents of a box that stayed together through the years. All were dead mint. Here are some pics of the lot, one with some of the best ones pulled out

X 2 on Alley for the first, then Vitro and then Akro.

I agree with Master but I theink it's been more than buffed. It's been ground and polished. A good bit has been removed fromt he surface.

I think the red one (1st marble) is a Kokomo. Not positive on the others, some are contenders.

Yes, I remember years ago telling a fellow collector that he was looking at all marbles though CAC colored glasses. It happens. When we are after a certain maker, we want them all to be from that maker. I guess that's one benefit of collecting all makers instead of specializing. Most of all, I want accuracy. It's hard to attain sometimes.

I'd call it Heaton. Several with that base, which I have found was likely purchased from houze glass, were dug at the factory site.

Alley, St. Mary's.

Right Ric, that one doesn't belong. I'm not sure why I had it with the CACs. Those were some I took a few years back, some trying to match with cullet and stuff. I should edit it.