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I don't own this marble-- It's from an American Bottle Auction page of unlabeled marbles. On my PC, this one is in the 9th row down. (BTW, a lot of them are interesting for a noob like myself. Nobody bothered to label them & they might be ho-hum to folks here 😉 There's a [More] button at bottom that goes on & on...)

Are there sellers who photoshop marbles?

Thanks... makes sense. It would only confuse a total beginner like me. It helps to know that he's trustworthy & easy to find. 👍

I looked at one of the ads to see why I thought Cedarman was the name of a marble. He puts his name at the beginning of the title. If you're like me & you don't know any better, it does look like the name of a marble. I feel a little less embarrassed at least... Here's an example from eBay Cedarman7; Vintage 17/32" Wet Mint (-) Ravenswood Swirl Marble! old toys sale

Ohhhhh... No wonder I couldn't find anything about them. It's a good thing I'm still in the looking stage Thanks! 🤪 😊

I'm a total noob with a virtual marble collection (Pinterest). I've spent an inordinate amount of time looking at marbles online & I already know I'll be in trouble when I start getting my hands on them... Ya know how you notice something & all of a sudden you start seeing it everywhere? In the last couple of days I started coming across Cedarman7's online. At first I thought they were made by a specific company, like Arko made the ades, but then I started seeing Cedarman7's from several companies-- Ravenswood, Arko & Peltier so far. Are Cedarman7's a category across several companies (like swirls), or do they only come from one company, but people on the internet mess up the names? Also, what distinguishes a Cedarman7 from other marbles?