I appreciate the fact that you have taken the time to measure these marbles and respect them for what they are.
The top image shows what I think is an Asian type on the left. It probably came in an Imperial set of marbles. The Imperial company was a jobber-or reseller of marbles on the west coast that purchased marbles from a variety of Asian makers, repackaged them and sold them in the USA market
The third one in is more than likely a Vacor from Mexico, they made a bunch of pee-wee marbles.
You seem to like the "crackle glass" one. Kids used to cook these in a frying pan filled with water until they cracked up. They were also marked as such, I cannot remember by who.
The value with these marbles is with the owner/collector/finder only—straight up.
If you like em—collect-em, just do not pay much for-em. No one here will ever blame you for that.
The rest of what you show are not identifiable and common.
Blunt it is, but I deal with truth.
Marble—On--- my marble collecting friend.