Chad G.

One from Winlock Marbles for this "Slags & Swirls Saturday"

Does it just have that one streak of cobalt (blue) in the base glass Brother or is the entire base blue ??

A piece by David Salazar "Angel Fish" or "Fish Marble"

Amazing Rick, you're a regular walking Encyclopedia Britannica

Guess I'll limp in w/ this one

One of two transparent red cats I've had. Both I.D. as Peltier. Guess they are rare & experimental, mentioned in Elizabeth Kempski's book pictured on pg. 56. The "Holy Grail" of all cat eye collectors is colored base glass, red being the favorite as described on pg. 55 Gino Biffany also noted as saying @ the 2007 Amana show Peltier indeed did make a red based Cats eye. Size is mentioned as 9/16ths same as the two I've had. Another picture of one of the little Peltier red cats with two other big blue based ones. Not sure of the manufacturer of the blue base, probably foreign ??

Most look like vintage West Virginia swirls, except maybe these two IMO.

I have a few "jelly core" but only one w/ the "jelly core" looking washed out colors on the outside. Also faceted, the one on the far right of the first pic & dead center of the second. Nice mib BTW David

Peltier feather slag, some call this type a Rooster Tail

"Welcome to Marble Connection Ashley" Most of what I see isn't worth more than a couple penny's but one marble can make all the difference !! Looks like some foreign and some vintage, for a better idea sort into groups of 4 or 5 w/ multiple views for a more accurate I.D. Measurements in fractions of an inch can be very helpful also again "Welcome"

Nice Akro Slag

"Hello Ralph, Welcome to Marble Connection" Anxious to see what you have ???

Agree, wonky Indian Blanket

Jabo

Found it Steph (Art) : or @ least one of them has pix of the cannonball type

I smell fantasy ??

There's a post on them somewhere here ?? I think it's in "Stephs study hall" ?? Maybe @Steph can pinpoint it ??

Alley shimmering spruce ............................