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  1. I've this one for a while. It measures about 1 inch. The surface is dimpled like some Vacor marbles so I've assumed its Vacor. I've scoured the internet though and I can't find any examples. Is it Vacor? Does it have a name? Thanks!
  2. Thanks Fire! They're hard for me to find for sure.
  3. Look at Citrus examples I think you nailed it! Thanks Al.
  4. It's been a while since I've found any decent marbles. I bought a jar for the first in many weeks and hiding among cat-eyes and the Vacors I found this one. I know its a Peltier and it looks kind of Rebelish, but I'm unsure. Measures 5/8".
  5. Here's an odd one that was in a lot I picked up Sunday. Clear base glass with a pink tint. Blue & white poka dots. Pontils on the poles. One has been melted but the other has not. Measured about 7/8". Any idea who made it??
  6. Thanks Ric. I'm going to have to watch the Champion videos on Youtube again and see if I can find a match!
  7. At first glance these look like slags but when backlit and see the that the base is clear. They measure 5/8. Thoughts?
  8. Pre WWII Japanese Yasuda, the yellow ones and the green one maybe??
  9. I've seen them called "Weak-Milk" or "Milk-Lite." Nice marble, maybe a second cousin, but not a Buttermilk.
  10. Akro "Sistersville" patch. There's a good example of one in Steph's seams & cutline posting.
  11. Thanks y'all. I'll keep them with the Akros!
  12. Both have me puzzled. Here are 2 more photos of the red one.
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