1. Latticinio
2. A very tight divided core ?? if a gap anywhere in the white core not a solid core but a tight divided core. Solid means solid. The upper left side view of the core in this pic suggests a slight window into the core making it a divided core.
3. Latticinio
4. Coreless swirl ??
5. Latticinio
Latticinio has to do with the net looking design in the core & is one of the most common handmades
True black is one of the rarer colors, so the Latt. with the black & orange outer stripes is probably the best.
Highest value you have is the tri stage solid core (Tight divided core) peewee ?? tops ":maybe" $10.00
the rest are about $5.00 to $8.00 each on a "good day"
None are EOC (end of cane)
None look to be polished
Condition looks pretty good, no heavy pocket wear (general wear) only one or 2 visible flea bites, no hits, not polished, no fractures, all together in good shape just common. Still nice shape for you first ones.
Pricing is hard, all perspective, as of recently the market for the smaller common handmades has taken a dip, it will "probably" rebound ?? over the years I have seen it go up & down many times. Back and forth, though it does seem to be trending more towards the machine mades as a new generation comes about. if I were you I'd buy what I like & go by the these three basic rules Condition, Condition, Condition. Keep a eye on general sale prices as a whole, time and experience are your best friends.