Chad G.

Nice old onionskin, I see it's also lobed, too bad it's damaged, still they're beautiful marbles. If you want to see it a bit better put it in a glass of water, it won't fix anything but it will reveal a bit more if how the marble looked in it's heyday. Handmades weren't the first marbles I had but they were the first ones I collected.

Agree w/ Ric, Repro Bag.

Agree, Alley drizzle

x2, Vacor Rooster

Found and interesting couple of old ad pages for sale on Ebay, Not only mibs listed but also one of the collapsible aluminum cups William showed. Now we have a date going back to at least 1920. LINK : https://www.ebay.com/itm/185346600858?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338722076&customid=&toolid=10050

A bit of everything, Marble king< Akro a few west Virginia swirls and I do believe I see a Peltier Comic i.e. BIMBO which was BETTY BOOP'S dog (also a pelt comic mib) yellow base w/ a green or red patch ?? Here's mine for comparison

Imagine if it woulda been mint !!

Post away

"Happy Thüringen Thursday" @ just under 7/16ths, well below the 1/2" mark, the smallest mica I have.

G G G G G G .......

Perfect name for it Jason, not a conventional bullseye for sure.

Are they some of the ones you've been posting for I.D. ?? Maybe you can post a good group shot just for starters so the board members can get a general idea of what you have, some "regular" looking marbles are quite rare & or valuable and unless you have a pretty good working knowledge you'll never know. Hopefully we'll be able to help ya out, one things for sure you're gonna get honest answers here.

x2, they all look like Champion to me

x2, agree w/ Akro

I have 2 "marble Helpers" myself

Alleyliciouse

Nice !!!

Verry Nice

x2

Pretty sure they're Vacor but twisters usually only have red and yellow ribbons w/ no white ?? Though they might still be twisters just a different run !! LINK : https://www.billes-en-tete.com/liste_billes.php?lang=en

Another alley oxblood, almost a 3d effect, this one has some really good windows in it.

Well you were right about it being W. Va. swirl, Rick

Some hunting knife history to take a gander at. LINK: https://www.fieldandstream.com/story-behind-americas-first-hunting-knife/#:~:text=

I agree, a roll mark not a pontil, thanks for posting the extra pic Brock.