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No answers means--stumped imho. Jabo is way too easy here---- Nice images and a very nice ---very nice comparison. These were both made by the same manufacturer imho. The colors do not matter –the machinery does. There is some green AV in the right hand one but this is common with any maker world-wide. The green colors show up with AV or un-diluted (melted) colors from the recipe of the color it-self. (not really too common in Jabo believe it or not) I would call these both European made—probably from England. Just mho—Marble—On!!

Akro my friend. Marble--On!!

All Akro imho. The baby blue one is very nice. Marble--On!!

Lets ask Stephen Bahr--I do not know his handle here. Maybe @Chad G. or @Steph know. Marble--On!!

I do not have one--are these marked? Black---nice find for sure. Akro--On!!

This marble--whatever it is--maybe an American cats eye--has been polished. It may have been someone practicing with their new toy, a polishing macine. The sheen is wrong and notice the little white specs that are leftovers from the polishing compound. Just mho--- Marble—On!!

I agree with Chad NLR---Nice size--Nice Marble--Nice Find---for sure! Marble--On!!

That blue is a Vacor color. The marble has me looking for a name—no luck. This may be a Vacor crossover made between color changes and it may well have been included in a “Mixed” package of marbles. As we all know—Vacor did not discard many marbles—they just made them and sold them. @Mojo may have an opinion here. Marble—On!!

Well—the newer MK look a lot like this and the older do too. This one shows some wear. It does not appear to be a veneer type—older MK imho—a “bumble-bee” variant imho. Marble—On!!

I would probably consider Master—then sort it as an Akro. Base on the images—Master imho. Marble—On!!

Hmmm, I would consider it being a weak Vitro--just imho. Marble--On!!

X2---nice marble--nice ID Fire. Marble--On!!

Good eye Fire! Marble--On!!

I will never forget what our old friend Ron said about how the pits and wear in the rollers were repaired with copper. This one may have been one of the first thousand or few made after such a repair. Marble—On!!

I looked then again for a size--then I looked again. Based on the wood grain in the back ground--this one is tiny. What say you all now? Marble--On!!

Not quite a "Crow" but crows were all dug. This maybe what they were trying to achieve. It is an Akro. I would make that "Rubber Ball" into an amulet or a pocket keeper for future luck. What a great find--Hell, this would have been a super find 40 years ago. You did very well---very well !!!!! Marble--On!!

I can see why you asked. This one has some Pelt traits such as dimples and inclusions. The way the red bleeds over the green makes me shy away from Pelt. The colors are right, the “Dragons” came in a variety of shades and if it is a Pelt—it is a very messy one. I agree with Al and I will call it an Alley Agate--maybe from a dig. @cheese alway has good input on these--so hold on--I suck at WVS ID. Marble--On!!

Mojo, you have a nice mix there. All from the good ole USA imho. The third image—bottom row—middle one—this one caught my eye—not too common in my arena. A Pelt I believe, maybe a multicolored swirl (MCS) but in a rarer than most color combo with the “Coral” involved. @Chad G. may have some input here. Nice marbles—that one sticks out to me. Marble—On!!

Were these intended to be swirls? A first for me for sure. MK was never my game for whatever reason. Thanks and Marble --On!!

Luv em Mojo--nice finds! Marble--On!!

Helmets have always been a cool find. Marble--On!!

Nice Blackies Mojo. Marble--On!!

First image--bottom middle--is that yellow and white--very cool. The black and white are top notch. Marble--On!!

Great Master stuff Mojo! Some great marbles, the boxes and the pouches are not too shabby either. Marble--On!!

Not too Shabby! Marble--On!!