Chad G.

You may have hit the button w/ Cairo, "maybe"?? Some of the W. Va. swirls have been confusing me for over 20 years and still have me befuddled. Process of elimination, you're getting there fer sher.

I think the dark color being referred to as "chocolate" on the NLR is more commonly called "burnt"

The Bo Zone ....

Not seeing CAC here, there's clear in between the opaque colors casting doubt on CA. for me

Regular Rainbo, if Pelt ??

Pelt, the next 3 all look like W.Va., Alley on the last one on the left IMO

...... Foiled again !!! The easier the I.D. the worse miss it by ...

w/ a couple batches of Bo's for this "Peltier Tuesday"

Not transitional, definitely machine made, W. Va. manufacture would be my best guess, Alley being my first ??

x2, Vitro

... .... I know what it is ... somewhere in my disintegrating mind ???? For now I need more Butter .....

IF the "Superboy" has no orange in it but only red it's a Spiderman, just sayin it looks like red in the pix. The 3/4 size and the presence of av ( Be it Spiderman or Superboy) make it a VVHTF marble indeed. The other may be a Peerless patch I'm not sure from the views, definitely not Akro so it probably is a PPP. No PPP's have "nick names" or (collector names) I know of.

Master, very nice marble, what many call a snow globe

Vitro IMO, messed up Blackline All Red

Me too !!

Not seeing a clown, all 3 just Pelt Rainbos IMO, clowns come in a transparent base (usually coke bottle green) and very rarely w/ an opaque black base, both forms have red & yellow ribbons. LINK : ttps://www.peltiermarbles.info/rare Transparent base clown

Agree w/ Pelt

Agree w/ burnt looking Pelt Zebra, definitely an NLR

Both PO's are Akro Imperial ace corkscrews IMO

Agree, all 3 Pelt Rainbos

Alley IMO

#1. Akro corkscrew, #2. ?, #3.Vitro Helmet

#1. Peltier #2. not sure ?? #3. looks like MK, IMO

Vitro "I believe" had a patent on & was the only company that "veneered" many of there marbles. i.e. covered the base glass w/ another color.

Smore milkys A few close-ups of my best of the batch