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You nailed it 🔥🔥🔥 RAR

Revisiting this one I see molten pin pricks which I attribute to vintage glass. I’m on the Alley boat with I’llhavethat1🔥 RAR

Gotta love and want one of these Shooters🔥 RAR

Doink. I see the WVS now🔥 RAR

Second time around I totally agree with Chad G. Pic 3 tricked me🔥 RAR

I’m not familiar with the spider ID name but it is a wire pull🔥 RAR

I don’t think that’s a common transitional. The transparent base glass sets this one a part from the opaque ones. Definitely back light this one. I like the crudeness of it🔥 RAR

Buzz Buzz. I’d snatch it as is🔥🔥🔥 RAR

Here it is in a test tube🔥 RAR

Here’s 1 of 5 of my Circle Series. It’s called Pelt’s Galaxy. It’s 4x5 foot. There’s suspended pulverized rainbow hematite in glazes. There’s layers of it suspended in glaze in all the black areas. I used a salt shaker to shake it onto wet glaze. Once it dried I’d start a new layer. It’s really hard to get good pictures of the black areas. The mica looking specks reflect light like AV. It’s always a hallucination🔥🔥🔥 RAR

Base hit🔥 RAR

Here’s a common NLR MCR with straight seams 🔥 RAR

Here’s a more active example of what that looks like on a different Rainbo. The blue/red and white all get pulled and get pushes into where they started from. It rotated 90 degrees and that’s when that seam twisted. So.NLR’s trait is the 3 ribbons on each side of the seams. So…NLR is 6 ribbons. Tweeners 4 and Rainbos have 2. 🔥 RAR

There’s 4 ribbons instead of a Rainbo with 2 ribbon Rainbo. It’s not an NLR either. Hope that makes sense🔥 RAR

I see the Pelt now. The Flip Flop is there. Pic 5 is what I’m basing my second on opinion on. Pic 5. The Flip Flop is on the right where the seams meet. On the left one the rollers pulled the red over the seams and pushed the green ribbon down towards the other seam. I now think it’s a Tweener 🔥 RAR

Outstanding 🔥🔥🔥 RAR

At this point I think it’s a Jabo Classic🔥 RAR

It’s definitely a fine line when it comes to polishing or buffing. I was able to win cheap handmade marbles in the early EBay days. I had about 12 or so polished. One of the reasons was to see and learn the core types. These were in such bad shape a glass of water would hardly help. I’ll post pics. I think someone did just post some examples in Sundays Best. Hand mades can with stand an aggressive polishing. However. Machine mades are the opposite. A light buff is the best. A polished machine made can be ruined in a matter of minutes. The OP was just on the edge of this happening. If it went any further the seam in pic 1 would have been lost and the light feathering at the end of the ribbons would have been lost🔥 RAR

I’m glad you went into more detail. 🔥 RAR

If you zoom in on the molten pin pricks you can see the sharp edge of the prick🔥 RAR

It’s a polished Dragon. Someone wanted to save it. Outstanding pattern 🔥 RAR

It is a Cool Cat. If it didn’t have the green I would have said Vitro Horseshoe Cat🔥 RAR

I just thought I’d throw this out there Tweeners are the marbles that were made when Peltier transitioned from NLR’s to Rainbos. It’s just a gap in the production time line. I’ll post some pics later. The stuff I have here is from a Tweener pit at the old factory site🔥 RAR

Parm got it. Here’s an example of a BR RW. 🔥 RAR

The transparent brown has me at Alley. It’s a really nice example with a few flame tips. 🔥 RAR