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Starting from smaller one on left you have 3 clays, Peltier Rainbo, maybe a Slag, another clay, Bennington, patch?, Bennington, MK, ?, ?, Bennington at the top.

Nice snake.

Believe so.

Agree on oxblood. Just make sure to closely look at condition so that you get Mint ones.

Looks like it to me.

Here is a pic of my Confetti bag. Also, here is Pete's decription from his Mega spreadsheet - Single-color, 6 vane cat's-eyes in assorted colors. Iridescent finish.

I haven't seen any nor do I have any saved pictures of any.

Not oxblood - coral line somewhere

With those seams, not a corkscrew in my opinion.

Yup

Packaging has more value than the marbles. I did not see any valuable marbles in the packages. The bumblebees in the first are the only "named" ones. I wish Gerald Witcher could get his book published. He has a ton of information on the dates, headers, etc. from MK as well as the marbles, history and more. The Gladding-Vitro bag is between 1969 and 1982 when Gladding owned Vitro. Others are generally from the 60's, maybe late 50's on the Rainbows.

The marble shown is a common foreign - usually Japanese or other Far East - 6 vane cat's-eye. This one is a white cross-thru as only the white vanes are across from each other. The other vanes for the color "v" on each side.

I do hope you heal quickly and fully. Enjoy marble collecting!

Akro Cork Indian Blanket

Agree, not an Akro corkscrew. Could go with an Alley but...?

Not sure - here is bag of them

Hmmmm, maybe a WVS - Alley?

Yup

Slag makes more sense. In a wirepull, you can follow the "wire" or ribbon around inside the marble and it doesn't merge with itself or "smear", etc.

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Agree

Left - contemporary; right - ? If the contemporary has name or initials, may have a little value depending on the maker but looks pretty simple so the few buck range at most.

Peltier Rainbo; PPP; foreign; maybe a faded Bennington or similar marble from that era.

Agree

But they are neat looking.