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Thanks Steph, I will separate them in the future. Also, thanks for the ID. I wasn't convinced it was peltier but it looked too different to be marble king to me. I am not as familiar with vitro yet and didn't have anything to compare it to.

In my little learning on marbles, my best guess is an oxblood patch and ribbon, but I have no idea where it could be from

I really don't have any idea on this one

So I am trying to nail down these three marbles and I could use some help. I will post one in this post, and the other two in replies. This first one I think might be a Peltier National Line "Christmas Tree".

Thanks for the heads up, I will take the listing down and revise. Like I said, I am pretty new so I certainly appreciate any help.

Hi everyone, I just wanted to let people know that I have a few auctions running on ebay this week. I recently acquired the collection of a retired marble dealer and am starting to get it organized to sell some of it off. I will be adding more every week, but if you are looking for any marbles, please let me know and I can see if I have them. I am not by any means a marble expert so the only auctions I have up are marbles that were labeled by the previous owner. Given the great deal I got on these, all prices will be reasonable, and I will be starting a lot of the auctions at 2.99 with free shipping or 0.99 + shipping. This week I have: Morton Salt Peltier Mesh Bag Akro Agate Blue Oxblood Tower Root Beer Promotional Bag Coca Cola Corkscrew Shooter Promo Bag 6 Marble King Wasps 15 Brown Benningtons of various sizes 3 Peltier Peerless Patch An undyed natural agate banded(Bullseye) 11/16" and more. Check out the link in my signature, and feel free to contact me with questions.

Awesome. Thanks for the help. I'm sure I'll have more marbles to identify soon

here is another angle

I can't seem to match this marble to identify it so I am hopeful someone else can. Measures just under 1 1/2" and appears to be stone. Will post other pictures in replies. Thanks for the help

I am new to marbles, but have become very interested in them recently as I go through the collection I purchased from a retired marble dealer. I have read several books so far, but am still a novice. I am hoping that you guys can help me identify some of these marbles but also teach me to get better at identifying them myself