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I agree with the Whitie ID. The others are Pelt Rainbos. Marble--On!!

Mineral marbles feel cold compared to glass marbles, click it on your teeth compared to a few glass marbles. Marble—On!!

X3--Nice one! Marble--On!!

This one is a Vitro Patch, pretty common imho. Nice images though. Marble--On!!

X3--.

Right on Parmcat--X2. Marble--On!!

I agree-- nice find! From the early 60's Al?? Marble--On!!

No Jabo here imho. A nice WVS for sure. It could be an Alley Agate or another--maybe a Ravenswood? Marble--On!!

I agree--very pretty indeed. Marble--On!!

I love the "Coral" color in this type. Nice find! Marble--On!!

Nice Alley "Flame". Marble--On!!

Nice marble!! Marble--On!!

I would call it a swirl, probably a dug marble from WV. Makers would include Alley Agate and Ravenswood---amongst others of course. Nice find! Marble--On!!

It is a common Cats eye---Millions were made and passed-on by collectors. Research "Cross Through Cat-eye Marbles" and find them--good luck sorting through the hundreds of cats that you may find. I always loved doing this--especially in these cold winter months. Have fun and Marble—On!!

X3-- Marble--On!!

I may be wrong here, but as I recall, Akro named more of their marbles than anyone else. ( Except for Vacor, which is a great marketing trick no doubt) The company names seem to stick quite well for me. The rest--well, they are collectors names that we all know and love Marble—On!!

X3, I would sort this one as a slag. No maker is evident to me. Marble--On!!

The left one is a corkscrew imho. Nice finds! Marble--On!!

Times Three--stay away! Marble--On!!

I agree with MFC and original finish. This is a rare find! Nice marble--Great images! Marble--On!!

I agree with Master--A Master Made Marble. Nice images once again! Nice marble--these things are stone hard--luv--em. Marble--On!!

Imperial would be my guess here too. Nice images! Marble--On!!

Vacor--little doubt. A weak version of a "Jungle" imho. Marble--On!

I agree, it looks like an Imperial. Imperial was/is on the west coast that was a seller of many things including marbles from many countries overseas. (A jobber) To nail it down to which country it came from, would be very hard to do. I am glad to see that you lit it hard--backlighting is even better. Just take a small penlight, rest the marble on it--and shoot it---or just look at it--. I just love this stuff. Marble--On!!

Vacor for sure. A Cricket? ( I think so) Nice find! Nice images! Post the size always--! Marble—On!!