Chad G.

"HAPPY MK MONDAY" Another glorious Monday morning !!

Thanks for setting me straight Ron, I need to slow down for sure, the bacon like ribbons in the middle one are a dead giveaway, my bad !!

Yes !! A killer mib !! 100 % keeper in my book !!

Another handmade GOD Bless America !!

Yes Correct !! A good example of a CAC Snotty, good to have one in hand like that, now you will be able to I.D. them more easily !!

Peltier Rainbo West Virginia swirl ( probably Alley as the manufacture) Unsure as to manufacture of this one ?? Another W. Va. swirl W.Va. possibly Cairo ?? From just this one view all four "look like" Akro corkscrews !! "Jabo" Christensen Agate Company ( CAC ) "Snotty" I left # 8 out, I believe it to be another Pelt Rainbo ??

It almost looks like an early classis run Jabo, or maybe a gaming marble ?? The "But Crack" really has me going but the fold could occur in other glass as well !!

A peltier (MCS) Multi colored Swirl with oxblood & a link on oxblood from here on MC for you !! I hope this helps ya out !! Agree with Bruce, a much disputed subject, (meaning has been stretched to no end) LNIK : https://marbleconnection.com/topic/11094-who-used-oxblood/

Yes, Rainbo's are at least twice as common and much less in value in 99% of the cases., unless you have a really rare colored one.

Another Peltier Rainbo just a bit whacked out !!

All Peltier Rainbo's except this one, a Peltier NLR Spiderman, this time I'm positive.

Looks like a so called game marble, could be one of many manufactures. A turkey head is associated with one manufacture, Christensen Agate Co. (CAC) circa 1925 - 1933, your marble is not a CAC, many marbles have what appears to be a "Turkey head" but are not CAC, link & pix courtesy of AAM LINK : https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=21307

I see Champion in both

Middle one looks like a Peltier Spiderman, the one on the right appears to be Alley agate & the remaining one on the left looks like some form of West Virginia swirl, not sure on manufacture ??

All 4 are Peltier Rainbos, A a Peltier Green Fizz is classified as an NLR marble, a link to assist you in further Peltier identification, picture courtesy of the Peltier information site, link is the same site. LINK : https://www.peltiermarbles.info/nlrs

All 3 Peltier Rainbos

I really like this on Stephen, the stacked appearance is killer !! !!

I like it when they get spawning, they'll hit almost anything, they're defensive instinct takes over. Caught some real whopper smallies during late July, early August, they hit anything you throw at them. again and again until eventually they get hooked. By the way William, we kill em on yellow & chartreuse here as well, my Brothers favorite go to for bass was a big "hula popper" just before dark along the bank, he was the Bass fisherman I like Salmon And Steelhead better, but we always got together & had a good time whatever type of fishing we did, Sometimes nothing, I guess that's why they call it fishing not catching !! My baby Brother with a Salmon & a Steelhead, a good day with my Best Friend A better pic of the Chinook I'll dig around and see if I can't find some of his Bass pix.

Wow !! I'd hate to be the mouse on the receiving end of Punkins mitts !! What a little speedster. Sooo glad to see them both getting along well !! Oop !! did I say "mouse" Squeak !! Squeak !!

"Makro" Sorry I couldn't help myself !! Looking at this picture & in consideration of the massive size I'm gonna say Master !! Never the less a very, very nice marble !!

x2, nice one Tommy

Killer PPP, look's like a volcanic eruption or something !! The metalic laid down perfectly on top of the the burnt ribbons. Dirty glass but immaculate at the same time !!

First thing that comes to everyone's mind I suppose evidently the person who came up with the name was thinking exactly the same thing !!

The term "A shoe in" is ringing rather loudly in my ears !!