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Welcome Rebecca! Marble--On!!

I have always been a sucker for these with the metal edges--this one came with instructions--had to have it, hoping that a nod to Akro was in the the print--not. I just love this stuff!!! Marble--On!!

Master imho. I am guessing 9/16" or 5/8"--size always matters. Marble--On!!

These may be Champion. Marble--On!!

Thanks all for all of the input!! Marble--On!!

This one is a bit beat up but I think that it is a Rainbo. Full of the sparkly stuff. Marble--On!!

Here are two that I think derserve a name---or a maker😁. The right hand one has me guessing??? Maybe Rainbow instead of Rainbo?? Marble--On!!

Good eye Ric-- Marble--On!!

Thanks fire here are a few better looks. Marble--On!!

Thanks peltier Mibber--here are a few better images. Marble--On!!

Thanks Chad "Broken corkscrew" was my add. You fooled me with a "Jorkscrew"--- Not these--nimble mind--but I did remember--eventually. The PPP was there because I forgot that I put it in the bunch

Yes, a very nice marble! Marble--On!!

The first one is odd with those big straight cut-marks. I would probably sort it as a Master. The second one is odd too—it could be a messy Conqueror. Marble—On!!

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Well, you convinced me Steph. The blue is always next to the red on the MK pictured--a trait? Marble--On!1

Hello Ntk and welcome to you. Here is a link that you may enjoy. https://www.beachcombingmagazine.com/blogs/news/sea-marbles-holy-grail-of-the-beach Marble--On!!

I think that you have a Vacor "Sunset" There. Marble--On!!

It could be a very weak Vacor "Picasso". Marble--On!!

The OP is a Vacor "Thunderbolt" imho. Marble--On!!

Marble King "Beach Ball"? Marble--On!!

Yep, the snipers were active too. I just bid what it was worth to me and I let the chips fall. Marble--On!!

Nice image Joe2-- Something tells me that a plate full of pasta and a box full of marbles would make us both very happy😁. Marble--On my marble collecting friend!!

The image that I show are the cutlines. They are a valuable way of getting an ID on many marbles--they are not always true but the vast majority will line up with a certain company. Patches such as yours are almost always determined by the cutlines. Swirls and Slags also have a certain way with the cutlines. The cutlines were made as the glob of glass was cut away from the stream of glass that was pouring out of the furnace--very fast but very determinate as far as vintage marbles go. I wish that I could add some more info--- Research, Research, Research this is the fun in collecting marbles. Marble--On!!

Thanks, I will get some images together of the ones that are ID'd soon. Lets keep it going! Marble--On!!

I agree--good eye Jeff54--- Marble--On!!