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I agree with Vitro, Peltier, Aley Peltier, Peltier. The middle Peltier in the top row is an uncommon one, best one in the group by far IMO.

I'm with Steph, rainbo on this one

Yes, Marble King

I'd call them Alley, Ravenswood, and Alley

Just that particular one looks CAC to me. I have some that match, no pics on file really. It might not be but from here it looks it to me. If it glows, that would help close it to me.

Agree, with CAC at 6:00 in my opinion.

Tough one. If I had to call it something, I guess I'd put it with Ravenswoods because of the top right photo.

This (top photo) is a Blue Lagoon. Congratulations on a rare Peltier! The second one looks like it could be, need more shots. I can't tell if that's damage or inclusions/debris. The one black one does look like a very blurry dark universe, another rare one. I can't say any of the others look like contenders but the photos just don't show the detail crisply enough to pick out the AV except I think I see a silvery AV on one swirl.

I've seen them called Dragon Eye. It's a Pelt. Basically a ruby dragon with a white stripe.

Nice, looks like a Sistersville Alley here!

Oooooh! Nice. Looks real to me but I'm not familiar with the fakes of this type.

It does have a similar seam, you are right. In fact, until more recent years, Vitro helmets were thought to have been made by Akro because the seams are so similar. This, however, is an Akro Tri-color. Very similar seams as you noticed. Something that helps often is that Akro seams normally are both curved like the one in question. Vitro seams often one is curved like that while the other is straight or wavy.

The top left one, which is too blurry to tell, is the one with the most chance of being one as far as I can tell. I can't see AV in the others and they appear to be WV swirls. The center one in the lower row in the lower photo could use more pics too.

That one is killer Paul! I don't think I shared any of these here yet, overlook if any are repeats.

Akro cork, Master Vitro, MK, Pelt swirl, Akro

Here are more. #4 almost looks pelty! Fun uncovering these.

Thanks! Ron, I appreciate so much the tour of the factories and your hospitality! I've been posting the finds under the Heaton topic in Steph's study hall. Headed there to post more now.

Thanks! Marble collecting is like that I guess. Keeps it interesting. I never would have guessed Heaton for several of them either but I can see it in many of them now that I know. The amount of oxblood or similar is amazing.

Heaton cateyes: Vitro I believe Bogard I think Japanese

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Pretty sure 13.5K worth of cullet is a lifetime's worth and maybe then some. Who knows.

Yeah Paul, I was hoping to find some of those but so far there haven't been any to turn up in my bucket. I do have one I purchased though. Here are some more: The second green one with OX is totally filled with fine AV but getting it to show in the pics is difficult.

Heaton photo dump. After the recent dig at the Heaton factory, several previously unknown types have been discovered. Heaton has stepped up several notches into the league of heavy hitters. It was thought that Heaton didn't use Oxblood. Also no aventurine but I will show some heavy AV swirls soon. HEaton is coming of it's own, finally.

Nice ones Paul (as usual!) Here's purple in a Heaton

I got a decent amount of paperwork from the Heaton/Bogard office building before it got demolished. I just started sorting through some of it. Here are some interesting things, including checks to MK for larger marbles and cullet (Bogard didn't have machines to make larger marbles). Also deposits from ATARI (????!!!) and Monsanto (I guess they used marbles in medicine manufacturing?). Also checks to Berry Pink and sand companies etc... I noticed Jack took a salary of $1k per week in 1978. Pretty good money, especially back then. Lots of other Bogards worked there too.