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I cut and pasted it then lightened it a bit Steph. Akro X2 I save on downloads when I can. Marble--On!!

These are the ones that I was talking about--nice images Ric. Not Ravenswoods--imho. Akro or Master glass. I appreciate all opinions of course--just a pig-headed guy here. Marble--On!!

I appreciate the fact that he picked them up--I love a good searcher. I keep all of the marbles that I find in my garden🙃. Keep them all--they all carry a story! Marble--On!!

Very close Joe---a tweener for sure---good eye! Nice marble regardless. Marble--on!!

I have often wondered about the real maker of the marbles found in the later Akro Boxes. The #300,#250 and the # 230. These boxes were crossovers from Akro to Master Glass as far as my research has found at least. Many of them held what are obviously Master Glass marbles and some had what I would consider as —newer stock Akro. The thing with me is the oxblood patch type that varies so much in color. The darker colored ox appears to be a more Master Glass type while the reddish or more refined appears to be Akro. Look into this further and perhaps you will find some answers. Marble—On!!

All are awesome my freind-- Marble--On!!

I am not sorry for keeping this post going. This one is not "Chinese". It is 5/8" and it deserves some more images and input imho. Let’s allow the Pelts-Heads to really check this one out @Chad G. @IowaMarble @Fire1981 @tankgrrl29 and of course all of you that I may have missed. I will lay down by my dish after this--LOL Marble—On!!

Ron--they are all nice--nuf said! Those Alox nets are the first that I have ever seen--do you figure that they are "Paul Bunyans" in them?? Nice stuff! Thanks for sharing these! Marble--On!!

You have some on the way my marble collecting friend--nuf said. Marble--On!!

This one needs to be re-examined. More images are needed imho. Marble—On!!

My imagination is a great thing--9/16", not blue but white based--nice brownish colors that dive into the white (not blue) base. A tad of transparent glass that is involved-- A nice--well cooked marble judging by the little hit marks. I would sort this one as a Ravenswood--of course I do suck at WVS ID😁. And I am a dreamer🙃. All opinions are needed and welcomed-fail and learn is my motto with marble ID's--especially WVS. This is a nice marble regardless. Marble--On!!

This may help. I am sure that many who looked at this one wondererd the same thing. What is this?? Give us a better shot here. Marble--On!!

Size always matters Joe2--thanks for listing it. It is a WVS and I will pass on an ID--even though I think you are right. Nice images! Marble--On!!

I believe that the blueish hue is coming from your lighting. Master to me as well--Nice images--try some full spectrum lighting--it is closer to natural sunlight. Natural sunlight is the best but you are not going to catch me out there right now either😁. We all do our best! Marble--On!!

It may just be a crossover between runs made by Pelt--Just a guess. All opinions are appreciated and welcomed. This is a cool one for sure. Marble--On!!

The second image from the left shows a nice a nice hard hit and pit around it. This indicates to me that it is a well cooked and "annealed" marble. This happens when the marble is hit with another marble( or just dropped onto the concrete floor like my sausage fingers still do). The glass actually will expand outwards from the hit mark causing the surrounding glass to explode away from the center of the hit. All forms of glass are in a liquid state. If you set a nice round marble on a rock and came back 300 years later it would be flattened somewhat. Gravity rules our lives and that of glass as well. The newer, softer glass marbles will rarely display such damage. Fractures, subsurface moons, little white hit marks are more common with the newer marbles. This one is older imho. Older Vitro or Akro with a lean towards Vitro. Marble—On!!

This is a weird and nice one for sure, regardless of it being a true Pelt or not--I have some suspicions. The size says—not a repo—but you never know. There were a few rascals in the past that may have made this one. If there are any weird looking little hooks or strange looking black spots—show them. Marble—On!!

The bottom two may be Jabo "Classics". The top left is a WVS of some sort. I can understand why the top right may be recognized as an Akro Oxblood---WVS imho. All opinions are welcomed and appreciated. Marble--On!!

Good job Mojo! Killer find! Marble--On!!

That is a cool one. A WVS not a Jabo. More opinions will be coming. Marble--On!!

From what I can see I would say Akro or Vitro--hard to tell really. Marble--On!!

The blue ones remind me of those commonly found green colored “Industrial” marbles. They were full of folds and seam marks as well. As I recall they were ¾” plus and they were used in some industrial finish polishing of some type. I have never seen blue ones before though. Cool stuff. Marble—On!!

X3--nice find! Marble--On!!

Yep--nice marble! Marble--On!!

Nice colors!! Marble--On!!