Chad G.

The smaller (.6) looks like an Akro Sparkler IMO

No !! The DR. has me waiting to see if I pass them by this coming Monday to avoid surgery If not he's gonna remove them. I'm on the verge of passing them right now. They'll probably be out by later tonight. "What a bunch of ^&^%#$$%%. Oh yeah, same size as last time 4-5 mm, not 2mm as I was first told !!

The OP looks like a white base to me >> Bifurcated is two different base colors on the same marble IMO, OP just has two different colored ribbons. EXAMLPE OF BIFURCATED : (Half yellow & half green base) Here's one of cheese's (Chuck's) pic from a post on AAM

Matthew will, he does it for a living. ROLEY HOLE FLINTS ( CHERT) LINK :: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqlAqqIRlbM MATTHEWS YOUTUBE VID HOME SITE LINK :: https://www.youtube.com/@MarbleGems/videos

Killer spread Brad, are those the 5 gal. buckets w/ the geoducks in em ??

MK IMO

Just a bunch of slags for this Saturdays "Slags & Swirls" I believe there is @ least one from every manufacturer here ?? (Except Antique varieties) Well I guess there are a few hand gathers, so !!

x2, agree w/ Ric, definitely not all master, #2, #6 I would call Master the rest appear to be a mixture different of types & manufacturers.

"Welcome to Marble Connection Jeff" A caged cat eye, not sure if it's foreign or not just from the one shot, gonna say foreign, either way the value isn't much, pennies, wish I had better news. Size (in fractions of an inch if possible) always helps as well as a view of each side and the ends when trying to give a more accurate ID. Again "Welcome" others will chime in & try and help ya out.

Nice job Chris

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Nice board & mibs David

"Welcome to Marble Connection Brian" Seeing a few cat eye's, some Vacor and what appear to be Jabo ?? Others will chime in with their ID's, again "Welcome"

I bought it from a local Antique dealer I'd known for years in Oregon about 6 years ago, he'd had it for a long time and didn't even know what it was. Needless to say I got it for a very, very reasonable price, we both made out well.

Oh boy

Some of my favorite Pelts for this "Peltier Tuesday". A regular Av. Bumble Bee, a Bronze Av. Bee, a Golden Rebel w/ silver & blue Av. in the black & red ribbons & green Av. thorough the yellow marble Base, & lastly my nicest Ruby Bee w/ fine silver Av. in the red ribbons.

Resembles an amber Honey Bee colored base IMO but the ribbon color is a new one on me, great mib Brother, a keeper fer sher Found a link where they back lit the mib and it has a red hued base, IMO motor oil appears to be speaking of the base, your mib is almost a dead ringer for the one in this post. Either way an unfamiliar mib to me but a good looker, thanks for posting it man. Just for $#!+ & giggles put up a backlit pic if ya can ?? LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=32920&p=253022&hilit=peltier+motor+oil#p253022

Superboy is orange ribbons on a blue base, Spiderman is red ribbons on a blue base (w/o any orange) , Superman is red & yellow ribbons on a blue base. LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=50833&p=366534&hilit=peltier+superboy#p366534 LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=48479&p=350717&hilit=peltier+superboy#p350717 LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=53005&p=381488&hilit=peltier+superboy#p381488 LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=47449&p=344899&hilit=peltier+superboy#p344899 LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=53725&p=386849&hilit=peltier+superboy#p386849 Not my biggest but my best Superboy : Another Superboy, this one is a "Broken cork" style :

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Peltier NLR Superboy IMO

Crab shell ??

Jabo IMO

Doc said they "yes I said they" he hopes will pass, so giving it two weeks, if not by then "or too much pain or swelling" surgery to have them roved. I had lithotripsy two years ago & almost bled out so no more of that unfortunately !! Some of my answers might be questionable for a bit, no pain meds because my digestive system won't tolerate them, a "rock & a hard spot" situation.