Chad G.

Not seeing a pelt antifreeze in the OP IMO LINK :: https://www.peltiermarbles.info/rare

1st is a Cat eye & the next is a bead

Both are WVS IMO. The purple ones are Champion I believe ??

X2, goin w/ the two on the right Akro patches not helmets, helmets are a Vitro marble : & the big one on the (L) also agree on Master

So called "Paper mache" (made from gutta percha) marbles are light, I've seen marbles like you have before just can't put my finger on it right now ?? They made knife handles and all types of things from gutta percha. LINK :: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gutta-percha LINK :: https://www.ebay.com/itm/204202056514?hash=item2f8b641b42:g:zQAAAOSwMwFjp0tu&amdata= LINK :: https://www.ebay.com/itm/223485651997?hash=item3408c86c1d:g:U40AAOSwxx1cOQ2t&amdata=

Don't you have some of those bullet mold beads fire ??

x2

I"m seeing a foreign made, maybe a bullet mold type ??

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LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=53160&p=382772&hilit=golden+dragon#p382772 Golden Dragon

Agree, Pelt Rainbo (nice one)

Messed up Pelt Rainbo IMO

The (seam) you have circled in the Zebra pic is a "cutoff mark" where the shears cut the hot glob during manufacture. The straight line on the bottom middle picture is the other seam where the glob was cut. The Alley in your OP just shows a fold in the glass not a shear mark IMO. I'm not that great at explaining things, maybe @wvrons will see this post and expand on the subject, fer sher better than I can.

No cat

x2, both Alley IMO

Here's a link to some authentic antique paperweights, foreign and others, hopefully this will help a bit ?? I know what a paperweight is and what millefiori is and that's about the extent of it This link has videos, pictures, antique as well as contemporary examples & explanations from the actual artists as to how they were constructed along w/ some for sale. LINK :: https://www.thepaperweightcollection.com/products/extremely-rare-antique-clichy-newel-post-finial-with-complex-concentric-millefiori

Some appear to be pulls but most appear to be Vitro (horseshoe) cats ?

Looks similar to some golf ball racks I display my 1" and better in, nice find Joe

All 6 Vacor Michelangelo's

"Happy new year Jeremy"

Looks foreign to me, maybe Vacor ??

I use a single 500k 20w daylight bulb for lighting indoors, I prefer by far natural sunlight. Here's a cheap lighting setup from the AAM forum bought mostly @ your local hardware store or Walmart. Ernesto (MRCOM) takes some of the best mib pix I know of, you won't believe how simple his setup is when you see it "Have Fun Melissa" LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=46681

For a neutral background I use either a dark grey felt or a light grey felt cloth, whatever works best w/ the particular mib & a suitable rubber "O" ring to hold it in place (if needed) There are exceptions where I'll use black or white foam but very rarely, sometimes it takes a number (alot) of retakes w/ different colored backgrounds but eventually I hopefully get there. Ah the wonders of modern digital photography, in other words it's a good thing I'm not relying on film or I'd be picture poor ....