Chad G.

No CAC , no slag, slags only have 2 colors, the transparent base glass i.e. ( Clear, Red, Green, Yellow, etc) and the opaque swirl, usually white. The base glass in a slag will always be transparent.

First is MK second looks Pelt

Not seeing ox or Akro, maybe a WV swirl ?

Not seeing Akro, maybe a Japanese transitional, see what others say

Agree, all Alley, nice mibs

Peltier Rainbo, blowouts are very common on Pelts

Nice tree Adam

I took a couple shots of them nesting on top of the pilings while we were out Sturgeon fishing the Estuary of the Columbia River. One of the nearby Commercial Sturgeon fishing boats out that day

x2, all Alley

Red is a common color base for slags, Akro IMO

WVS here, leaning Alley

Must be Paul Banyans chair ..

Agree

Never heard of a fireball, Champion red cloud is about as close as I can come and they have a transparent red base.

Jabo here, 90's I'd say

"Welcome to Marble Connection Jennifer"

"Thank You Stephen"

Lucky Dog 🐶 Post some pix of them nuggets when ya get back !!

Well some of you might be wondering where I've been the last day and a half (If I was missed @ all ) It seems those pesky Kidney stones have made yet another yearly appearance in my Ureter tube, Yes I have "Kidney Stones" yet again. Been drinking water like a champ & believe I have this one whittled down almost to it's eventual "Pain Free" demise. I'll let you all know how it "comes out" in the end Signed, Can I sit down now ??

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Champion Hotwheels, IMO

x2, Alley

UV marbles they've been on the mkt. for quite a long time. Cobalt 60 is the fuel we used in the reactors on the USS Enterprise when I was in the Navy. Hanford Nuclear reservation also isn't very far from me, maybe both have something to do w/ my early baldness ....

Jenny Lind Bust sulphides are pictured in Stanley Blocks Book on Sulphide Marbles & are featured on pages 127 (unpainted) & 128 (painted) I agree w/ Ric 100 on Jenny Lind, I have the book right in front of me.

Akro also made patches, even the milkys they made appear as swirls, so I guess they made a bit of everything but mostly "yes" corkscrews, but not exclusively. You probably read that they were the only ones to make corkscrew's, Jabo made some similar to corks that adopted the name "Jorkscrews"