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All opinions are welcomed here--keep them coming, all of you! I welcome them all, as all of us here on the "marbleconnection" do. None of us here are beyond any learning----I learn everyday--love it! Marble--On!!

Asian or Mexican. The Vacor "Blue Dolphin" might be a candidate. I just reviewed the Vacor web page and the base colors are all over the place in shades of blue. The patch or striping colors are not too consitant either. Marble--On!!

1700? My eyes are getting bloodshot just thinking about it👀. I don't think I could do much over 300 in one day without blood running down my cheeks😁. You are a sorting machine! Marble--On!!

I agree, pretty neat. We will probably not be able to identify the maker. This is a machine made marble with some unintended “pollution”. They do show up from time to time in the wild. Usually these were picked out and discarded at the factory. Yours was more than likely indeed to be a “Cleary” and I can understand why they missed it at the factory—hard to spot. Backlight them all and maybe find one or two more in the future. Pretty neat for sure—a keeper! Marble—On!!

Nice group Mojo! Were the printed ones a surprise? Great stuff! Great finds! Marble--On!!

Welcome to "themarbleconnection" Caterpillar. Show us what you have for sure. Marble--On!!

Too many bubbles to be a Vacor Atmosphere imho--my guess would be an older "Bulgarian"--not really that old but they are getting better at what "They" do. As always, more opinions are needed and respected. Marble--On!!

Hit it with some UV Mojo--you know what the older glass usually does. Regardless--nice find, I might have hooked them as well. Marble--On!!

This is a nice sized amber slag imho. Probably made by MFC. More opinions are welcomed and needed here. Marble--On!!

I cannot really say if any MK cats came this big but it sure looks like one to me. Nice images, nice looking cat! Marble--On!!

Stick your finger in it and see if it smells like toe-jam🤢 Cool find!! Marble--On!!

Marble --On Alan--we all have the ultimate marble--until we find the next one.

Well consider this, Vitro sent a lot of equipment to the state of Washington, then sent it back. I am just guessing but the trek to Mexico may have been cheaper. The rollers/cutter assembly are the bones of any marble machine. I doubt that they sent any furnaces. These parts are heavy and made of high grade steel, they were not cheap to make by any standard. The Vacor Factory may have purchashed these parts from the good ole USA when they first started. Steel from the USA is still the best imho. As far as the Pelt Machine going down south of the border--It may have been a dream, but I remember seeing it some place. Marble--On!!

I get it and I appreciate your input. Marble On!!

Laugh out loud!! Yes in script! I love this stuff! The Weather! This is when Marble Collecting comes into play. Go ahead, get bored and then check your collection--go for a walk, first if possible--then just-- Marble--On!!

Do not get me wrong, Ron was probably “right one”—they are rare—but, considering the stamps, the construction and the amount of efforts of cost, production wise, I would be surprised if not one but a few thousand of these were made, at least a few hundred imho. There was too much money invested to find a few of these! I will find one—I am sure!! Keep looking all-these are very rare indeed! Marble—On!!

Nope! The Vacor "Seahorse" is one of the best looking--"Pelt like" that Vacor has manufactured. The colors just do not add up. Excellant call Melissa! Marble--On!!

What the heck is right as far as I am concerned! Glass is glass. How could one color or swirl be defined from another color or swirl during even a "beach find" . Very cool Fire—verry—verrry cool—very cool—a keeper for sure! I am stumped—chemicals/acid had to have a play here imho. Of course, more opinions are needed and always welcomed--- Marble—Om!

The first one is a “Trilite”—the second one also imho. The third is a “Parrot” with some with some white showing—still nice! (size here is important) More opinions are needed and always welcomed. Marble—On!!

I am looking for the post but this type was addresed recently. Jabo--"Classic". I blew it, the ID but many punched in and nailed it. The white still gets me here--it looks so pure! @Nantucketdink was the one that Id'd these as I remember. Marble--On!!

I would lean toward Vitro here rather than Peltier for some unknown reason Mojo. It may be the big long cutmarks. @Ric would be my go to here and I will put him on the spot. Marble--On!!

Thanks Mojo--just an addition--these are not very common in the good ole USA. Marble--On!!

Yes, the extra images helped quite a bit. The "Pinkish"white helps alot in the ID of these. It is a very nice group and well worth any collection. Marble--On!!

I, for one, am glad to see that this one blew your mind. In my experience, somewhere, somehow--- I have the slight memory of a Peltier machine being purchased by Vacor. In today’s world these are called “Picasso” by Vacor. It is an older version and imho who knows if it even had a name when it was made. Some “earlier” Peltiers also had this “tongue” of glass that would streak down the side of the marble in the way that yours shows. Other makers would show this tongue sometimes but in my experience the most common that exhibit it are Peltier and Vacor. Pelt vs Vacor has been a hard thing for many collectors for many years now, yours is a Vacor and I am solid here. My only ask would be from @Mojo—he is my go to as far as Vacor is considered and he always gives an honest answer. These are just my observations and many more opinions are needed and welcomed. Marble—On!!

Nice for sure. The two colored marbles do not get much attention but this is no mere "Rainbo" imho. At this size, it is top notch and deserves more attention. Perhaps @Chad G. or @cheese, amongst others will weigh in here. More opinions are needed for sure. Marble--On!!