Chad G.

I'm not sure on the Jabo I.D. Sherri, they always throw me a bit too

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Akro, Peltier IMO

The second is Alley, not sure on the first, maybe Jabo ??

I am, Thanks for postin the pix Rick "Nice"

Pelt Rebel ?? Did someone re tell ya different ??

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Bead indeed, you can see the holes on both ends Nice call Dave

The two corks are Prizenames, my guess on the second mib is Pelt (PPP) IMO, and no idea on the first ??

Mornin Dave

Happy "Marble King Monday"

Machine made IMO

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Agree, all 3 are Akro lifesaver corks, the wonky one in the middle looks to be a double ingot. Corkscrews don't have to make a full rotation to be considered a corkscrew, whereas a patch will go straight from pole to pole. Corkscrews are identifiable by having two or more spirals going from pole to pole w/o intersecting. I don't see oxblood on the first one, just some darker trans. red IMO

No Oxblood : Akro Blue eggyolk Ace, IMO : The glowing ones w/ the ace base are a bit on the HTF side.

Yes, both Akro onyx corkscrews : With permission from and credit given to the MSCA (Marble Collectors Society of America LINK : https://www.marblecollecting.com/marble-reference/online-marble-id-guide/akro-agate-co/

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Seen the correction, nice job "Thanx" Slap that "Thin Lizzy" back on !!

Yeah Buddy !! SO sweeet !!

= Salright, we've all been there

Close = + = Marbles ???

Peltier Superman IMO, when they get that big the NLR construction can get pretty wacked out. Definitely not Christensen and I'm 99% sure it's not a Vacor serpent either.

Fantastic Post Steph, going through "all" the archival stuff today to see what I can find, man I gotta give credit where credits due, you've done a tremendous amount of research over the years, don't think for one second it goes unappreciated