Chad G.

Another great vid from Stephen Bahr. LINK :: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkugKeOTP28

x2, agree, Vitro cats, my favorite

Can't make out whether the ribbons are divided or not on the larger one ?? Has some serious miles on it. It does appear to be a naked core i.e. no ribbons of color on the outside of the marble, everything look's like it's on the interior ??

Onionskin

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New to me also, never seen it !! Good find Brother.

Nothin like a couple nuggets of fresh fried vitamin G .....

LINK :: https://www.ebay.com/itm/293957347916

That big gooseberry is killin me

"Welcome to Marble Connection Eric"

Both are common on Emma, the red and yellow a bit less so, no difference in value. Blue base w/ a red patch are extremely rare on PPP comics and will demand a premium, there are other rare colors but red & blue are @ the top of the chart. Even chipped it still brought $5000.oo THis is before they realized it was chipped : As always condition plays the biggest roll in final value, double or even triple for a mint example as noted by the great price difference in the SKEEZIX marble before the chip was noticed.

Peltier Rainbo IMO

x2, nice group !!

Definitely a nice Akro cork Thanks for the vid Tim !!

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Left looks like a Divided ribbon core (R) is a tri stage solid core

Some nice Pelt feather slags and Pelt MCS (Multi Color Swirl) types, I suspect the big blue one as being an Akro corkscrew but from only one view I can't be sure Peltier feather slags Peltier Multi color swirls (MCS) Possible Akro cork ?? Not gonna ,make a call on the other 3 w/o more views, guess I better start posting like Ric, keeps beating me to the draw as I'm posting pix 🤣 Guess I'm more of a visual type guy ??

Hard for me to ID these type, all gaming marbles IMO, wish I could help ya out on an individual manufacturer The last two might be Alley but I have no way of being sure ??

x2, nice marble !!

Vacor Twister LINK:: https://www.billes-en-tete.com/detail.php?id=63

"Welcome to Marble Connection Tim" If it's about marbles or anything marble related you'll more than likely find it here. Many years of combined knowledge on marbles and glass history & a great bunch of people more than willing to help you out on your marble journey !!

Yeah, I realize none of the OP are Veiligglas, I just recognised the name, I really like Veiligglas & Winnie was a real Pioneer in the History portion of the marble.

A couple Christensen for this "Slags & Swirls Saturday"