Al Oregon

Agree - Jabo.

Great information - thanks!

And here is another Heaton Box and marbles - not mine.

In the past, early 2000's, someone had mentioned Jackson for the R, W & Blu marbles in that box. I do not know Jacksons well enough so....? The Jackson pics that I have do not show any even close to those. So, probably the Vitro possibility. I have two of those boxes - same type marbles.

Over the years of being made, the intensity of the colors have changed. Here is one of my earlier bags.

Good research - thank you.

They look close but the Wales type (from Japan) usually appear more like Vitros than those do. Here is a pic of one of my bags for reference.

Not the ones normally thought of as Striped Opaques.

That is very sad news. I had communicated with Chuck over the years on bags and even some marbles, too. We were always bidding against each other on eBay for bags and he usually won. I met the two of them at a couple shows back there and then I got to see his collection a few years ago when we attended the Ft. Wayne Show and it was fabulous. Condolences to Diane and the family. May he rest in peace.

They don't look MK so I'm thinking foreign but not sure if Striped Opaque - almost have translucent look to them.

Agree with Pittsburgh

Agree with third being a Victory. Not sure on 2nd - two colors is not normal for Victory. First one - ?

I don't know if anybody answered but I'd say yes to Vitro 8-fingers.

Couple bags

I have not seen the Spunky one before either. Neat one!

Very nice. The first one (Vitro hybrid) is my favorite.

Yes, nice oxblood patches on the Akros.

Vitro

An example

Storage or display

Looks like Didier's security certificate on the site has expired. I will email him.

Tiger Eye, Trilite, Whitie and Conqueror - my thoughts.

I have had a couple like that - metallic - maybe just Vitro Brushed Patch.

Conqueror, maybe Tiger Eye, Conqueror and Conqueror.

Those boxes are hard to find. Even empty they have value as Ron mentioned above. And, if you like Akro, it gives you a goal to fill the box with the original type of marbles.