Chad G.

It's a "frit" marble, not sure exactly which company ?? A lot of different companies made similar marbles, Vacor still produces Frit type marbles.

Me too, torch marbles are usually perfectly smooth, it's easy to tell the difference once you see it.

Machine Made IMO

polish some old beaters you don't care about to practice on if you build a polisher ??

More Butter Please

He finally got me

German divided ribbon core, don't polish it unless it's for yourself, it'll take the value away, but there are people who buy and sell polished marbles. You can Google how to make a relatively inexpensive polisher. The polishing pads are what cost the money. You'll like this :: LINK :: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1498974183699956 LINK :: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1498974183699956/posts/3250025708594786/

X2, Alley here

Double ingot

me to, do you have the link so i can take a gander at the other stuff ??

Maybe a Vacor Lorekeet, as close as I can come Vacor wise, the brown and yellow ribbons are the only thing hanging me up. It may be just another run or Foreign to the US and Mexico, I'll leave it up to you. It does look Vacor to me though.

The AV is usually in the Black, you have the right color combos though, also known as a Mandarin Bee. You got one Brother, nice mib !! LINK :: https://www.allaboutmarbles.com/viewtopic.php?t=42025

Yes

Just a Vitro cat

yes, he's verry good at those, nice marbles Roby

Kelly Schmidt ??

Champaign & Purple, not very common no matter the company, if you're talking vintage colors, not necessarily Akro

X2

I think these are taters and the fingernail is on the bottom out of sight, the colors all look that way anyhow ??

nice and clean Brother

Whoever it was put opals in their glass, that'll narrow it down a little (maybe ?)